Destinations brings together the places that inspire travel, from Canadian cities and European getaways to memorable journeys through the United States, Colombia, and beyond. Explore destination guides, travel ideas, and thoughtfully chosen places that reward curiosity and a sense of style.
Scandinavian Continuing with the series on how to travel with Netflix we welcome the world of Nordic Noir. Serial killers, police dramas and psychological thrillers are the mainstay of this genre. I’ve covered English language … Read more
There are so many daring and exciting winter activities in @QuebecMaritime that you’ll have trouble choosing from skiing, ice fishing, ice climbing, snowmobiling, tubing, and so much more!
There are now 39 UNESCO City of Literature. They are scattered all over the world and they focus on the written word. Each city is unique and has ties to great literature. Travel Bloggers from around the world want you to see these towns and pick up a book to find out more.
“Oh, look mom… that’s one of my favourites” Those are the kind of words you want to hear from your children when they are looking at a painting. Which one I wondered as the scenery … Read more
One of the most interesting things to do in Barcelona is to take a Gaudi architecture tour in Barcelona. A tour will actually tell you more about the entire modernisme movement which impacted Barcelona streets, … Read more
Colombia is a country full of artists, whether they work with fabric, wool, leather, arrow cane or beads, there is so much to take home. Here’s a list of the Best Souvenirs to Buy in Colombia @colombia_travel
If you are a soccer (football) fan, does it get any better than a visit to FC Barcelona Camp Nou? A few years back I spent the day in one of the most iconic soccer stadiums in the world. If you are a futbol/football/soccer fan you know all about legendary FC Barcelona. Home of Messi and his Golden Boots and two time Golden Ball awards for the best player in the World Cup. This football club is legendary and has won… a lot. I have to admit a visit to Camp Nou was great but the highlight for me was seeing the UEFA Champions League Cup.
UPDATE 2021: The ski season in Vermont will look very different in 2021. With COVID-19 restrictions in effect throughout Vermont, there are specific guidelines that must be adhered to in all areas. Below is a summary from the SKI VERMONT website. At the bottom of this post, I will have a list of of individual ski mountain guidelines. Please ‘know before you go’ if you are in Vermont. Important note: Anyone returning or traveling to Vermont must follow Vermont’s mandatory quarantine policy. Vermonters returning from an out-of-state trip must complete either a 14-day quarantine or a 7-day quarantine followed by a negative test.
Plan for a safe Ski season in Vermont
Obviously, for my Canadian and International readers, travel to the US is restricted for recreational purposes. Use this guide for future travel plans. #DreamNowTravelLater. There is no reason you cannot plan for a future ski season in Vermont.
Like Santa’s workshop, ski areas in Vermont have been very, very busy off-season. From revamping their facilities, terrain and ticket/pass options to off-slope activities and amenities. Since my epic get-back-on-skis-after-decades-off-them trip last year, I can hardly wait to get back! There have been some significant changes to Mount Snow, Killington and Stratton. I wanted to share some of the highlights of changes on those mountains and also on the others for the upcoming ski season in Vermont.
