Travellers flock to New England each year, especially in the summer and fall, to discover what we already know: New England is a wonderful place for a vacation. From seacoast fishing villages to bustling cities steeped in history, there’s something for everyone.

Made up of six unique and distinct states, New England is a region filled with history, culture, art and architecture, and outdoor adventures at every turn.

After 10 years of running a successful photography business, I woke up one day and realized I was burnt out and in need of a complete change.

If you want to truly experience the wilderness of North America, then you can’t miss northern Canada, which consists of the Yukon, Nunavut and the Northwest Territories.

When you first arrive on the Sunshine Coast in BC you could be forgiven for thinking you have arrived on an island. It’s connected to the southern mainland and divided into two parts, Lower and Upper Sunshine Coast. There is no direct road access and the only way to get to here is by float plan

Bruges, or Brugge if you prefer Flemish, is a special place. Often referred to as “the Venice of the north”, my wife Cathy and I fell in love with this historic city during our first visit, and have visited a number of times since.

After more than two years of on-off again travel, there’s plenty of pent-up excitement to get travelling again. But when it comes to booking future plans, where to go? Picking your next destination isn’t easy, but there’s a better way than spinning a globe, closing your eyes and picking a spot

As you may have guessed, Canada’s Maritime Provinces – Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island–are dominated by the sea, with a long, jagged coastline punctured by picturesque bays, sandy beaches, and towering cliffs.

Few destinations can boast 300 days of sunshine per year, and even fewer can claim to thrive in every season—but Colorado can do both. From crisp winters filled with après ski to warm, lush summers spent hiking and swimming, there is no bad time to visit Colorado.