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Founded by the mounted police in 1876, Calgary has always been a bit of an outpost town, situated in southeast Alberta north of Montana. Calgary’s early economy relied heavily on the discovery of oil and it still draws much of … →

A lot of travel how-to articles these days seem to be focusing on what not to bring on vacation – how to unload your luggage, pare down and save on baggage fees. And while that’s a good idea, there are … →

The Baltics is a region of Northern Europe that is comprised of three former-Soviet countries: Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. These oblong-shaped nations are stacked one one top of the other and separated from Finland and Sweden by the Baltic Sea. … →

If you’ve ever stayed in a multi-person hostel dorm room, then you know how important good manners are. Having a bad hostel roommate can literally ruin part of your trip, causing you lack of sleep due to any number of … →

Trailing, ever-present, behind Japan in the race for the world’s most modern society is South Korea, a quietly-developing nation of quirky, intelligent fashionistas with a culture all their own. Seoul is the humming capital of South Korea – a massive … →

I don’t care what anyone says – New Zealand has got to be the adventure sports capital of the world. Maybe it’s because they are so far south, or maybe they are just more gutsy than the rest of us, … →

For travel junkies, booking your own itinerary might seem like a way of life, but for many “average joes”, it is actually quite a daunting task. If you fall into this latter category, have no fear. Booking your own travel … →

Tips for finding the very cheapest flights no matter where in the world you are. →

The economy sucks. Most people, perhaps yourself included, have cut back on luxuries, and for many, traveling or taking any kind of vacation seems like an impossible waste of money. But even in the tough times, travel can become a … →

If you are planning your first international trip, the first thing you will need to take care of is obtaining your passport and, if necessary, a visa to travel to the country or countries that you’re headed to. While these … →