January 20, 2011by Andy Hayes

Today’s interview segment is with possibly our most humorous “guest” yet – you see, he’s not even human. And, he’s a cheeky little… guy. In fact, after reluctantly agreeing to allow me to call and interview him, his first response to my list of “what to do” Banff questions was: This is completely BS. Slightly [...]
May 25, 2010by Andy Hayes

Inside this month’s travel newsletter, we talked about all of the great American cities that are worth a visit for the summer. But there’s a whole state that is a must-see, especially during summer. Colorado sightseeing is a joy, and the state has so many different experiences for you to try. The local saying is [...]
January 11, 2010by Andy Hayes

Switzerland is known for many things: Europe’s most gorgeous mountains and peaks, hidden bank accounts and expensive travel. One of my favourite places in Switzerland is Interlaken. It’s not exactly a travel writer’s secret; one only has to look at the hordes of Asian and American tourists piling onto the “express” train that takes you [...]
November 17, 2009by Dave and Deb Corbeil

As Canada’s Adventure Couple, we spend a lot of time traveling the world in search of a great adventure. But it just so happens that there are incredible adventure destinations right here in our home country. Over the next few years, we are hoping to visit some of these dream destinations right in our own [...]
October 25, 2009by Andy Hayes

They say a lot of things about the Basque Country in the northeast corner of Spain. For one, it always rains – but I was very lucky with the weather. The other is a stern reminder that you are not in Spain, but in the Basque Country – a different place entirely. And that, my [...]
September 22, 2009by Alex Fayle

Before going to the Maspalomas region of Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands , I had the idea that the island was going to be a typical tourist trap – nothing but hotels, resorts and places for people to waste their money on food, drink, and ugly souvenirs. And in a way, I was right. [...]
July 21, 2009by Marina Villatoro

Where else in the world can you see an active volcano with a nightly lava show, visit a national park where monkeys and other wildlife creatures welcome you with open arms, and that has over 800 miles of amazing coastline? Costa Rica! This tiny country, known to have 5% of the world’s bio diversity, has [...]
June 25, 2009by Andy Hayes

Today’s Thursday interview is with the prolific travel writer Mark Moxon. If you thought I wrote a lot, think again – Mark’s been around the earth and back, and wrote down every last second of the journey. He’s got a way with words, so I’ll shut up and let him take the stage. And with [...]
April 19, 2009by Andy Hayes

“The long and winding road that leads to your door / Will never disappear, / I’ve seen that road before it always leads me here, / Leads me to your door.” The Beatles, The Long and Winding Road As has been mentioned on this blog many a time before, Scotland is an inspirational, magical place. [...]
March 30, 2009by Andy Hayes

As I mentioned in Friday’s post about travel community, I’m enjoying some great interactions on Twitter. So when Tourism New Zealand said hello, I declared my Twitterverse complete! New Zealand, as most of you know (or if you don’t, now you do) that NZ is my absolute favourite country in the whole world. If there [...]
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