Six months ago I would have had no idea that a tourist could actually visit Iraq. I had no idea that Iraq was safe to visit, that despite covid there were tourist visas and that the country has had relative calm for almost three years. After years and years of news stories about the American […]
Perfect Sri Lanka Souvenirs and Gifts: Your Shopping Guide for What to Buy!
If you are planning a trip to Sri Lanka and wondering what to buy in Sri Lanka, this article is for you!Sri Lanka is a country of markets and you will find Sri Lanka souvenirs all over the country.From extravagant wood carvings to simple souvenirs for the kids, you won’t have any trouble findingsome special […]
Taiwan Souvenirs | Unique Things to buy on your trip to Taiwan
Taiwan might be better known for its bustling cities, tasty night markets, and geographically diverse landscapes, but it is also a really great place to go shopping. In this guide, I’ll share the very best things to buy in Taiwan. Whether you’re shopping for yourself or a loved one back home, you’ll be spoiled for […]
Why it is important to share Authentic Indigenous experiences with our children
For an authentic and eye-opening trip in Alberta with kids, Indigenous travel experiences are far more likely to go beyond the landscapes and activities. They offer the opportunity for everyone to learn the largely untold history of Canada. Indigenous tourism often goes hand in hand with sustainable tourism, as Indigenous peoples have walked and traveled this […]
Métis Crossing
Metis Crossing is home to Alberta’s first Métis cultural interpretive centre. It sits on the original river lots of Métis Settlers who lived and farmed the land in the late 1800s. It is made up of 5 12 acre titles and is on the North Saskatchewan River Métis Crossing over various interpretive tours during the […]
Indigenous Experiences in Alberta: Our 4 Day Itinerary
Having grown up in Canada, it would be safe to assume that I learned a lot about Canadian history. I even graduated from university with a history major. But what I did learn about Canadian history was a single narrative. The narrative of the settlers who immigrated to what is now Canada and their early […]