Editor’s Note: This guide was originally published in 2021 and has been completely updated for 2025 to ensure all information is accurate and current. After more than 20 years of travelling the world, you get pretty good at spotting the difference between tourism hype and an authentic experience. Nova Scotia is the real thing. We’ve … Read more

The first time we visited Paris, we did what a lot of first-timers do. We found a deal on a hotel with a view of the Eiffel Tower and booked it. We thought we had it all figured out. The reality was that we spent half of our trip on the metro just trying to … Read more

After more than 15 years of exploring the globe and visiting over 120 countries, some of our most memorable adventures have been right here in North America. We’ve navigated the wilds of Alaska, hiked through Utah’s otherworldly canyons, and stood in awe of California’s giant forests. The United States is home to 63 national parks, … Read more

We’ll never forget our first time planning a trip to Hawaii. Staring at that cluster of all the Hawaiian islands in the middle of the Pacific, it’s easy to feel a bit lost. Should you go to the one with the active volcanoes, the one with the legendary surf breaks, or the one known for … Read more

We’ve heard the rumours, and maybe you have too: that the food in Cuba is bland and uninspired. For years, travellers who never left their all-inclusive resorts came home with stories of boring buffets. We’re here to tell you that could not be further from the truth. That all changed for us when we decided … Read more

We have eaten our way across France, from the bustling bistros of Paris to tiny, family-run auberges in the countryside, and we’ve learned one simple truth: French cuisine is more than just food. It’s a language of its own, a way of life woven into the fabric of every village, city, and home. It’s the … Read more

If you’re planning a trip to Iceland, you’ll quickly discover the country’s food scene is as unique as its landscapes. At least that is what we found. From cosy bowls of fish stew after a day in the Westfjords to lobster pizza in a South Coast fishing village, eating here is an adventure in itself. … Read more

Looking for the best things to do in Sudbury? This Northern Ontario gem is packed with surprises, think 330 sparkling lakes, a massive regreening transformation, Canada’s most iconic coin, and world-class science attractions that kids and adults will both love. Whether you’re after family-friendly fun, nature escapes, or hands-on experiences you won’t find anywhere else, … Read more

Looking for the best things to do in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan? We’ve road-tripped the UP multiple times and can tell you this: it’s one of America’s last great wild frontiers. This rugged, remote region, home to some of the best places to visit in Michigan, is packed with towering waterfalls, dramatic cliffs, pristine … Read more

An Open Letter to the United States of America When California was on fire, Canada sent water bombers to help. When our country is burning… You sent us a complaint letter. America, we need to talk. Dear United States Congress, Thank you so much for your deeply concerned letter about our wildfires “ruining your summer.” … Read more