This week’s top travel stories take us to Europe, cowboy country, ancient forests and islands that look like Mars.
The American Southwest is simply spectacular
One of my favourite parts of the world is the American Southwest so I enjoyed reliving some of my visits there through this story. If you’ve never been, then rea on to learn what you’ve been missing.
Paris avec famille
Travelling alone or as a couple can be challenging enough, but doing it with kids in tow makes it even more difficult. Anyone who’s done it is certain to admire this family’s vacation in the world’s most popular tourist destination, Paris.
On the big tree trail on Vancouver Island
Remnants of Canada’s ancient forests are rare and normally in remote places, but there are stands of massive trees near Port Renfrew, B.C. which have been attracting a growing stream of visitors.
Part Spanish, African and Martian, the Canary Islands are mostly heaven
The Canary Islands are dots on a map of the Atlantic Ocean that aren’t visited by many North Americans, but this writer attempts to describe tihs fascinating destination.
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