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India - A Land of Delights and Surprises

It was early April when I visited India for the first time. After so much negative and scary rhetoric I must admit that I was a little nervous in anticipation – ok, a lot nervous! They say it feels like you’ll meet the population of the entire world on arrival at Delhi airport, and that sounded daunting. [But] exploring Kerala and Delhi will certainly count as one of my great adventures!…

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Belize - a Hidden Gem in the Caribbean

Looking for a superb dive, snorkeling, fishing & kayaking destination? I can highly recommend Belize. I just returned from an amazing 10 day holiday in Belize. This is the second time that I have visited Belize and this time we decided to stay at Joe Jo’s Resort on Tobacco Caye a tiny remote 4 acre island. The island has a permanent population of about 20 but sees a steady stream of visitors to it’s four small resorts. Tobacco Caye is truly a little slice of heaven. It is situated right on the Belize Barrier Reef, a series of coral reefs just off the coastline of Belize. The Belize Barri...

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7 Reasons to Take an Inaugural Cruise

CruiseCompete has released its list of seven reasons why travelers should consider taking an inaugural cruise, noting that avid cruisers often add these voyages to the top of their vacation lists due to the many perks and bonuses of the sailings. There are currently 79 ships scheduled to debut from 2017 to 2020. CruiseCompete’s list of seven things to love about an inaugural cruises includes: 1. Global Celebrations- Depending on the significance of the ship, there may be an inaugural ceremony, with guests from all over the world. Additionally, the arrival of a new ship in port may be cause fo...

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New Brews Sea to Sky

Although our day wasn’t panning out as nice as previously forecasted, weather wise, my boyfriend and I were determined. We were determined to go and visit the new breweries and the distillery in Squamish. The major alteration in our plan, was taking the car instead of the motorbike… Squamish is a 40 minute drive from our home town of Whistler and a 1 hour drive from downtown Vancouver. Previously Squamish did not offer much to the traveller, except a bathroom break at McDonalds, however in the last 4 years it has developed itself and is worth a stop on the drive from Vancouver to Whistler (an...

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Multi-Generational Travel - Costa Rica

Looking for a great multi-generational Destination? Try Costa Rica. Interested in a multi-generational family vacation? Looking to take your kids and grandkids or a group of friends on a holiday and trying to find a destination to please everyone including grandparents, adults, teenagers and kids hooked on devices? Costa Rica is a safe family friendly destination and could be the multi-generational travel answer you are looking for. Our group of family members and friends recently spent two weeks in Costa Rica and it really was the ideal destination for all of us. Costa Rica is a strong secon...

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