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Updated: Jan 19th 2020 Trying to escape the blistering cold winter is an unofficial Canadian sport. We all need a break from the wind-chill, so where are the best places for Canadians to travel? And where is still affordable? Sure you can find insanely cheap flights to exotic places like Bermuda or the Turks and Caicos …

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Anthony Bourdain’s first posthumous book, ‘World Travel: An Irreverent Guide,’ will be published on Oct. 13. The late chef and television host was working on “World Travel: An Irreverent Guide” at the time of his death by suicide in June 2018. Bourdain’s longtime assistant and “Appetites” co-author Laurie Woolever finished the travel guide, which compiles “essential …

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Two British sisters were found dead in a bathroom from a suspected gas leak in Pakistan. Maria, 24, and Nadia Rehman, 17, were discovered collapsed on the floor at a home in Murpur, in the western province of Gujrat. Medics dashed them to hospital in critical condition but the siblings from Preston, Lancs., could not …

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Video shows that the grandfather of Chloe Wiegand was ‘unquestionably’ aware that he was dangling the toddler out of an open window before she plunged to her death from the 11th deck of a cruise ship, a new court filing alleges. Royal Caribbean Cruises’ filing in U.S. District Court in Miami comes in response to …

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Get ready as I’m about to drop a truth bomb. This isn’t for people that want to “dip their toe” in the world of travel blogging.  There are so many blogs out there  on how to become a travel blogger, it’s hard to know what really works. Even worse, many of the blogs are outdated, …

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The pioneering crackdown ends pub crawls, happy hours and two-for-one cheap drink offers, and also curbs party boats – with holidaymakers who break the rules facing £50,000 fines. Legislation approved by the Balearic Islands government is aimed at stamping out lawless drunkenness at its wildly popular party capitals. It affects West End in Ibiza, and …

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), along with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), announced the implementation of “enhanced health screenings” for  passengers arriving from or traveling through the Wuhan province of China amid a mysterious virus in the region. Screenings will begin Jan. 17 at three major airports: San Francisco International Airport (SFO), John F. …

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Tourists behaving badly. Photos that appeared on social media yesterday show tourists have carved their names into the coral at Crystal Bay, Nusa Penida.  A recent Facebook post in a local Bali group has social media users enraged.  The post was captioned: “What’s wrong with some people? Seriously, do they need to scratch their name …

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Canada is offering short-term financial support to families of Flight 752 victims who were Canadian citizens or permanent residents but said it ultimately expects formal compensation from Iran which shot down the civilian airliner last week. The Globe and Mail reported that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada will offer $25,000 per victim to families …

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A Chinese man and a woman, both in their 20s, were found on a path near the 1973 plane crash site in Sólheimasandur, Iceland showing signs of hypothermia. Officers are not treating the man and woman’s death as suspicious as there has been no indication of a “criminal act” and both bodies showed signs of …

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A JetBlue employee is suing both the carrier and a co-worker, claiming the airline did nothing after she reported being sexually assaulted in 2019. JetBlue has declined to comment on the lawsuit, but said it takes allegations of “violent of inappropriate behavior very seriously,” in a statement shared with Fox News. The woman, identified as Jane Doe in the complaint …

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