Category - Did You Know

26
Jul

World Cruises 2019

We invite you to step onboard a World Cruise and experience an epic journey. World Cruises are experiencing a bit of a renaissance. And what’s not to love?  Amazing itineraries, outstanding value and exclusive benefits.  If a world cruise is on your Must Experience List,  be sure to let your Vision Travel Advisor know.   The best […]

26
Jul

Prince Edward Island Sampler

Though Prince Edward Island may be Canada’s smallest province – and have the smallest population, at just 143,000 – it punches way above its weight when it comes to tourism. The welcome is warm and casual, the heritage strong and colourful, and you’ll find the island sense of humour can be wickedly funny. If you […]

26
Jun

Explora Rapa Nui, Easter Island

Welcome to Easter Island and explora  Rapa Nui! With its location in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and home to a culture whose origins and evolution are still largely unknown, Easter Island is an attractive and mysterious destination. A mild year-round climate allows for walking the island’s geography and traveling along the coast of numerous ahus […]

Gros Morne, Newfoundland
12
Jun

Vacation in Newfoundland

Newfoundland- It’s Canada’s newest province – and arguably its most fun one. From the cheesy-but-unmissable screeching ceremony (where you get to kiss a cod) to scenery that will take your breath away and hospitality second to none, Newfoundland and Labrador is a must-see for adventurous Canadians. Here are a few ideas for you: l) Gros […]

31
May

Small Ship Cruising

Imagine waking up to enjoy breakfast on your private veranda brought to you by your very own butler.  This is small ship cruising. Luxurious and elegant, these stunning ships have a huge amount to offer. Paul Gauguin Cruises Designed specifically to glide through the shallow seas of the South Pacific, The Gauguin is the flagship […]

30
May

No-tech Travel Accessories

There’s high-tech. Low-tech. And now no-tech. These are the travel accessories which won’t need charging, foreign plugs or access to WiFi. They’re simply some good old-fashioned tricks to make almost every journey a little easier. l) Little dollar-store gloves may save you on a drizzly spring day in Paris or while waiting for a taxi […]