Travel tips

Miguel is a little boy from Macamic, a town in the northern region of Abitibi in Québec. At the age of 16 months, he was diagnosed with leukemia and treatments went on for years. Last spring, he went swimming with dolphins with his big brother and his parents.

As you start planning your trip, you might begin feeling overwhelmed with all of the information – and travel deals – you find online. That’s when you will start realizing why a travel agent is really useful. Take a look at some of the benefits of using these professionals.

Cruises really have the wind in their sails these days. Most cruise lines offer traditional routes – the Caribbean and the Mediterranean being some of the favorites. But there are plenty of other options for sea travel lovers looking for something different.

There’s nothing like fondue for a hearty meal on a cool fall evening. This Swiss national dish is delicious, nutritious, and easy to prepare. Whether shared with family or friends, the ritual of sharing a pot of fondue only adds to the enjoyment of being together.

When you enter one of the world’s major cities, its unique local rhythms and style immediately flood your senses. The desire to experience this urban magic is one reason Paris gets 17 million visitors each year, and Istanbul gets over 10 million. However, to truly enjoy the unique charms of an unfamiliar city, you have to take some basic precautions for personal safety. Here are five pointers to keep you safe and make your urban holiday problem-free.

Vous avez tendance à vous sentir mal loin de la maison? Vous n’êtes pas le seul. D’après des psychologues néerlandais, le « mal des loisirs » est un trouble répandu qui se caractérise par une extrême fatigue, des maux de tête et des douleurs musculaires. Heureusement, vous pouvez éviter de passer les premiers jours de vos vacances tant méritées sous les couvertures à vous remettre de vos malaises. Suivez ces conseils simples et vous aurez la pêche durant vos vacances.