Who are active travellers? They’re people who love life. And when they go on vacation they like to learn, participate and keep active!Our clients on these trips range from their teens well into their 70s, and they all share an enthusiasm for getting out and seeing the world. And no, you don’t have to be an Olympic athlete […]
10 Cool things about Panama As a tourist destination, Panama wears many hats. Having just returned from this fascinating Central American country, here are 10 things I learned: l) Panama is the southernmost of the countries in Central America, bordered by Costa Rica and Colombia. The Caribbean Ocean is to the north (yes, north) and […]
Collette, a family-owned guided tour operator, has been in business for over 96 years. That kind of time-tested experience is invaluable when it comes to creating the perfect guided travel experience. Across all seven continents, travellers trust Collette to help fulfill their dreams. Enjoy a world of possibilities: Asia – Delve into the dynamic blend […]
Cunard Line will proudly celebrate its 175th Anniversary in 2015 with a special collection of remarkable anniversary cruises and events that will pay homage to significant moments in the company’s illustrious history. These highly anticipated sailings will give loyal and new Cunarders exciting opportunities to explore the ultimate in cruising adventures with Cunard’s luxurious vessels […]
Autism on the Seas™ (AotS), the leading travel organization catering to vacationers with autism and other developmental disabilities, today announced the introduction of the travel industry’s first “Autism Friendly” Certification Standard & Training Program for cruise lines. Royal Caribbean International is the first cruise line to receive certification from Autism on the Seas, thereby […]
How much do you travel each year? About 15 to 20 trips a year, mainly within North America. Where was your ever first flight? To Frobisher Bay – now Iqaluit – in the Northwest Territories. I eventually went on to live & work there for about six months. Aisle or window? Window: more to see, […]