Destinations
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Cuba’s Countryside: A Jeep Adventure
One day, one jeep, endless adventure. From limestone caves to coastal views, here’s how we discovered Cuba’s hidden beauty in Caguanes National Park.
Santa Clara: Revolution, Culture, and Cuban Spirit
Santa Clara is Cuba’s revolutionary heart. From Che Guevara’s mausoleum to lively plazas, here’s how one day in this historic city left us inspired.
A Day in Trinidad
Trinidad is Cuba’s colonial jewel. From cobblestone streets to sunset plazas, here’s how one day in this UNESCO gem became unforgettable.
Gangsters & Rumrunners in Canada
Why is Moose Jaw Canada’s Most Notorious City? Because this is where gangsters and rumrunners used to operate right under the nose of a shady police chief.
A Perfect Day in Montreal
Montreal in summer is alive with festivals, food, and culture. From cobblestone streets in Old Montreal to rooftop cocktails under fireworks, here’s how to spend one perfect day in Canada’s most vibrant city.
A Perfect Day in Niagara Falls, Ontario
Niagara Falls is more than a postcard—it’s a destination that blends natural wonder with unforgettable experiences. Whether you’re chasing adventure or savoring quiet moments by the water, one day here will leave you wanting more.
Downtown Toronto, Ontario
Downtown Toronto is pure energy—skyscrapers, street art, and the kind of buzz that makes you feel like anything’s possible.
Kensington Market, Toronto
Kensington Market is Toronto’s bohemian playground—where every mural, melody, and mouthful tells a story.
Niagara on the Lake
Niagara-on-the-Lake is all about charm and history—but when Hurricane Katrina’s remnants swept through during my visit, it turned into a story I’ll never forget.
The Distillery District, Toronto
Toronto’s Distillery District is where whiskey history and modern creativity collide—cobblestones, cocktails, and culture all in one.
Overnight in Havana
Havana in 24 hours: classic cars, cobblestone streets, rooftop mojitos, and salsa under the stars. Here’s how one overnight trip became unforgettable.
A Love Letter to Cuba
Cuba isn’t just a place—it’s a feeling. After three visits, here’s why this island keeps calling me back.
It’s a little thing called being respectful
Etiquette and respect are highly valued in Japan, and misbehaving tourists are increasingly causing frictions. In order not to annoy or offend the locals, foreign visitors should be familiar with at least the basic rules…
Matsushima Bay (松島) Pine Islands
Matsushima has been written about in poetry since ancient times. Its 260 small pine-covered islands arising from the pale blue sea leaves people at a loss for words.
Following Snow to Yokohama (横浜市)
Who did we follow to Yokohama you may ask? Well, we went to go see Snow, the Canadian reggae musician, rapper and singer. His 1992 single “Informer” spent seven weeks at No. 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100. That’s right, the Canadian Vanilla Ice.
Overnight Trip to Nikko (日光)
The protector of travellers and children, a series of nearly 100 small stone effigies of the Buddhist at Kanman-ga-Fuchi Abyss. Nikko is a truly diverse destination. Ornate shrines coexist with towering peaks, dramatic waterfalls, rejuvenating hot springs and sublime cuisine.
Day Trip to Kamakura (鎌倉)
What do you get when you cross an 80s inspired rockabilly pompadour with a rat tail in the front over the forehead? Japanese High School boys hairstyles in the 90s. It was the most rad thing ever.