Following the Sacred Trail Of Mt Kawagebo
By Troy Media Monday, June 14, 2010
By Judy McEuen, Travel Writer
Mt. KAWAGEBO, Tibet, – Not all trips are the same. Some excite the senses, others baffle the mind and there are those that inspire awe and wonder. Trips that inspire do not come often but, when it happens, you’ll be blown away in an extraordinary and wonderful way. One such trip that will make a lasting impression occurs on your way to Mt. Kawagebo.
They Myths and Legends of Jeju IslandBy Troy Media Thursday, June 10, 2010
JEJU ISLAND, South Korea
Jeju Island is located off the shores of South Korea. It is a famous holiday destination among South Koreans and has lately become popular among travelers from all over the world. It is not only a land of rugged beauty but also a place rich in myths and folklore.
Laos in nothing if not an adventureBy Troy Media Thursday, June 10, 2010
By Judy McEuen, Travel Writer
VIENTIANE, Laos,
Many visitors to South East Asia miss out on Laos in favor of the more popular destinations of Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia.
A few tips for renting a carBy Troy Media Wednesday, June 9, 2010
By Judy McEuen, Travel Writer
Many travelers pass up on car rental services when traveling abroad because foreign traffic signs can be intimidating and driving on the other side of the road can be considered close to committing suicide.
The search for the elusive toiletBy Troy Media Wednesday, June 9, 2010
By Judy McEuen, Travel Writer
Any veteran traveler has an interesting toilet story to tell. Mine involves a weird receptacle that took me almost an hour of strategizing in different uncomfortable positions before I finally figured it out.
Fortunately, weird toilets are uncommon. What many travelers are familiar with is the difficulty in finding a toilet abroad.
Preparing for a medical emergency abroad
By Troy Media Wednesday, June 9, 2010
By Judy McEuen, Travel Writer
SAN FRANCISCO, CA.
Every traveler must have a ready contingency plan in the event of a medical emergency during a trip abroad. Illnesses and injuries may happen without warning so, you have to be ever ready to deal with it when and if it happens.
Know your rights before booking travel onlineBy Guest Column Friday, March 5, 2010
In today’s increasingly tech-savvy world, booking travel online may be a convenient option for some. According to the Travel Industry Council of Ontario however, knowing what your rights and options are before booking is an important and often overlooked step.
Singles Panama AdventureBy Guest Column Thursday, January 7, 2010
Single adults of all ages are invited to tourn Panama, April 17-24, 2010. The tour is co-sponsored by The Society of Single Professionals, the world’s largest non-profit singles organization; and by The Singles Travel Company, CST# 1002864-10. US$1299 per person, land only, includes:
WestJet limits carry-on baggage for U.S.-bound guestsBy Guest Column Monday, December 28, 2009
Due to the new, increased security measures imposed by the Canadian and U.S. transportation authorities, flights to and from the United States continue to be affected by significant delays and in some cases, cancellations. In addition, some domestic flights have also been adversely affected due to late arriving aircraft from the U.S.
Most Canadians won’t cut travel budget in 2010By Guest Column Friday, December 18, 2009
TORONTO, /CNW/ - Despite the tough economy, 73% of Canadians say they plan on spending as much or more for their next vacation as they did for the last one, according to an Ipsos Reid poll conducted on behalf of cruise vacation site Tripharbour.ca. In terms of dollars, 58% of Canadians plan to spend a minimum of $750 per person on their next holiday, while 21% plan to spend at least $1,500 per person.
New Zealand stars in hit movies
By Guest Column Saturday, December 12, 2009
- Ruth Atherley
Movie fans have always wanted to know more about the making of their favourite films. In New Zealand, there are many movie themed activities and tours that take fans behind the scenes and showcase some breathtaking locations while providing some insider scoop about the making of the films.
National Post editorial board: Don’t go to CubaBy News on the Net Thursday, December 10, 2009
As the weather turns against us and holidays approach, many Canadians will eagerly begin to plan their winter escapes to hotter climes. Each year, hundreds of thousands of us travel to the island of Cuba, to enjoy the sun, surf and hospitality for which the island is justly famous.
Drop the excess baggageBy Guest Column Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Whether heading to visit family for the holidays or to a resort for a weekend getaway, it’s good to keep your luggage light. It’s easy for a bag of cold-weather apparel to weigh you down, so the ideal winter travel wardrobe should include stylish but durable clothing that repels stains, packs well and that you can mix and match easily.
Deduct Your Travel ExpensesBy Inst. of Chartered Accountants Sunday, June 28, 2009
When it comes to deducting travel expenses, make sure you understand all of the rules before you even begin the process.
Financial Tips for TravellersBy Inst. of Chartered Accountants Sunday, June 28, 2009
Travel is calling your name – how can you make sure you’re not cut short financially?
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