Travel Blog

The alignment of personal travel preferences often correlates directly with the specific auditory environments an individual can tolerate. For one subset of travelers, a successful journey requires the complex, layered…

Birmingham is one of the UK’s busiest and best-connected cities, making it a popular destination for business events, educational trips, weddings, sporting fixtures, concerts, shopping days, and family outings. However,…

Iberia last week announced its inaugurated nonstop service between Toronto and Madrid, reinforcing Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport’s role as a major transatlantic hub. The airline will fly the route five…

By Jeff Silverstein Few hotels exude a sense of place or embody a neighbourhood quite the way Gladstone House does in Toronto. Located in a part of town known as…

The old weekend getaway was built around a hotel, a dinner reservation, and a loose idea of “seeing the city.” The new American event trip starts with a fixed moment:…

By Jeff Silverstein Canada’s first hotel room designed exclusively for sex has just opened its doors and you’ll never guess where it is. After many months in the making, the…

Argentina is a unique destination where timing can significantly shape the overall experience you have. Argentina has a vast geographic diversity from the hot and dry Altiplano in the north…

You don’t always need a boarding pass to reset. A well-planned staycation drive can turn familiar roads into something that feels new again, without the usual airport queues or tight…

The Nile River, which we have all heard and read about, has been the lifeblood of Egyptian civilization for millennia. Cutting through the vast and golden Sahara Desert, the Nile…

A good tour can help travelers understand a place better, reach areas that are difficult to explore alone, or enjoy an activity with less planning. Still, not every experience suits…