We’re Canadian. And like most Canadians, we love a good deal, a scenic road trip, and politely grumbling about politics. But let’s get one thing straight—we’re not stepping foot in the United States right now. Not for shopping, not for sunshine, and definitely not for the “land of the free,” where border agents interpret your […]
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The beating heart of the Baja Californian peninsula, Cabo San Lucas is an incredible city which has something for everyone here. This includes postcard-perfect Pacific beaches, matched with iconic dark sed sunsets every evening. We’ll also find tons of entertainment options, great nightlife, natural rock formations as well as adventure parks that you’ll want to
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Today is the day! My new book, How to Travel the World on $75 a Day, is out NOW! (Woo! Hoo!) This newly updated edition of my New York Times best-selling book will help you travel on a budget. The last edition of the book came out in 2017 and, since then, a lot has
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Hey there snack lovers! Micki here. If you’re craving a taste of authentic Japanese treats, you’ve probably heard of the popular subscription boxes Sakuraco and Bokksu. Both deliver a selection of authentic Japanese goodies to your door each month, but how do they compare? Our family of four took a closer look at Sakuraco and
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Born and raised in the Great White North, we’ve traveled to over 130 countries—but no matter how far we roam, Canada will always be home. It’s wild, it’s weird, and it’s way bigger than most people realize. These fun facts about Canada prove why our home and native land is one of the coolest (literally
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Want to speak like a real Canadian, eh? From Tim Hortons runs to two-fours at the cottage, Canadian slang is as diverse as our country itself. While we may sound similar to our American neighbors, trust us—we’ve got our own weird, wonderful, and wildly confusing phrases. Whether you’re ordering a double-double, dodging a rink rat,
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More people are working remotely, and many countries now offer digital nomad visas so they can live and work in new places. The Philippines Digital Nomad Visa lets remote workers, freelancers, and entrepreneurs stay in the country while working for companies or clients outside the Philippines. Looking for activities while you there? Check out the
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What I carry in my bag has changed a lot over the years. Most of that change has to do with the fact that I now carry a lot of gear related to blogging, but it also reflects that I’ve learned a lot about packing since I first hit the road in 2006. I’ve learned
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If you’re like me, finding the perfect luggage is an ongoing quest. As someone who’s moved abroad multiple times and travels frequently, I’ve tried my fair share of bags. The Monos Hybrid Check-In Large has quickly become a standout in my collection, offering a unique blend of style and functionality that’s hard to beat. Here’s
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Working while traveling internationally is an exciting experience, but it often comes with logistical steps to ensure everything runs smoothly. Some travelers may need an electronic visa (eVisa), while others may require a transit visa for short stays in connecting countries like Finland or Russia. But generally, one important aspect is understanding tourist visa requirements
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