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I've visited over 30 countries on six continents (still one to go!) I love writing about my adventures for National Geographic, The Globe and Mail, Travel + Leisure, Fodors, Lonely Planet...

Club Traveler Magazine - Issue 1 2026 •

Making Waves

From laid-back pontoons in Miami to the slow canal cruises in rural England and the ritzy on-board luxury of a Caribbean cruise, Hilton Grand Vacations opens the door to boating adventures worth climbing aboard.

Traveling by water offers a completely different way to experience the world, sharpening the senses and bringing destinations into view from lesser-explored angles. Whether you imagine yourself skimming across turquoise seas or drifting through centuries-old waterways, there’s a waterborne adventure to match every mood.
Club Traveler Magazine - Issue 2 2026 •

Hit the Road

As you leave your starting point in Scottsdale, Arizona, the landscape begins to shift almost immediately, with rust-red rock formations rising on either side of the road toward Sedona. While many visitors plan around viewpoints alone, the drive itself is a highlight: vast, elemental and endlessly photogenic. It’s easy to pull over at multiple viewpoints en route to Cathedral Rock (below) to enjoy the burnt-red landscape.
Macleans.ca •

The Longevity Lab: Lessons in Vitality From Costa Rica’s Blue Zone - Macleans.ca

People often arrive on Costa Rica’s Nicoya Peninsula looking for the secret to a long life. For travellers seeking not just a holiday but inspiration for living well, Nicoya offers something even more valuable: a culture that has turned longevity into a way of life.As one of the world’s five recognized Blue Zones, Nicoya has attracted global attention for its unusually high concentration of centenarians.
Luxury Travel Magazine •

East Africa's Most Compelling City Stay

Rwanda‘s capital is entering a new chapter. Alongside investment in infrastructure and major international events, a wave of locally driven hotels, galleries, restaurants and creative businesses is reshaping Kigali into a destination worth visiting in its own right.

A case in point is The Pinnacle Kigali originally conceived as a private residence and recently transformed into the five-star, intimate 18-guest property in the leafy Rebero neighbourhood.
Azure Road •

What to Do in Kigali, Rwanda | Africa’s Coolest Capital

Like so many other tourists, I came to East Africa, Rwanda, in particular, to get close to one of the most magnificent creatures on earth. Gorilla trekking has been a conservation success story in this part of the world, and local efforts alongside responsible tourism have helped curb the destruction of this species. Coming to this region hoping for a sighting usually calls for flying into the capital city of Kigali before jetting or driving off to lodges and camps.
Explore Magazine •

What Makes an Adventure Advanced? It’s Probably Not What You Think

We tend to define adventure by numbers: elevation gained, kilometres covered, technical grades achieved, fastest known time (FKT). But those markers miss something essential. Rating an adventure as beginner, moderate or “advanced” isn’t something that can be fixed. It shifts depending on where you are in life, what your body is capable of on that day and how far you’re willing, or able, to stretch beyond that.

This is why explore magazine rarely rates hikes by difficulty—it’s just too personal, individual and subjective.

So how can we define an advanced adventure in Canada?

According to explore magazine, at its core, an advanced adventure asks more of you than you expected to give.
BILLIONAIRE Magazine | BLLNR •

BILLIONAIRE Magazine | BLLNR | The Rwandan Private Club Which Gives Back

A women-led luxury private members club and nine-suite hotel in Rwanda with a philanthropic streak. 
Rwanda’s star is on the ascendent. The landlocked Central African country is one of the fastest-growing economies on the continent, growing by 9.4 percent in 2025, exceeding projections and on target to hit its high-income country status by 2050, according to The World Bank.
Road Trips For Families •

A Family Guide to York: History, Sweet Treats and Hands-On Adventures

Just a four-hour drive (or under two hours by train from London), York is compact, walkable, and packed with immersive experiences that bring history to life for kids. Over the course of a day, or a relaxed weekend, you can build a loop through the city that blends medieval streets, interactive museums, sweet treats, and playful discoveries — all without overwhelming younger travelers.
Canadian Geographic •

Family-friendly caving in Canada: Five underground adventures for kids

The first time I went caving (or spelunking, if you want to sound official), I was 12 years old, on a school activity holiday in Wales. My classmates and I had already been abseiling, surfing, kayaking — even tried out archery and orienteering around some of the region’s most picturesque coastlines. But when we donned our helmets and jumpsuits and headed underground, I felt the first pangs of nervousness.
Toronto Life •

Enjoy a high-energy summer in Thunder Bay and North Bay - Toronto Life

Back to the hubTell someone you’re heading “to the Bay” this summer and you’ll likely be met with a confused pause. For many GTA residents, North Bay and Thunder Bay exist in a sort of geographical blur—two major northern hubs that share the same generic geographic term but sit a full 1,000 kilometres apart. It’s a common mix-up, but although the both edge a bay, they deliver distinctly different versions of a dynamic Ontario getaway.North Bay is celebrated as the “Gateway to the North”—an effor...
Toronto Life •

The art of taking it easy in Thunder Bay and North Bay - Toronto Life

Back to the hubTell someone you’re heading “to the Bay” for a quiet summer escape and you’ll likely be met with a clarifying question: Which one? For many GTHA residents, North Bay and Thunder Bay exist in a sort of geographical blur—two northern hubs that share a name but sit on entirely different sides of the province. It’s a common mix-up, but while they share a suffix, they offer two very different ways to master the art of the slow-paced summer.Northern Ontario has a way of softening your s...
Today's Parent •

La Malbaie In Charlevoix, Quebec: Your Ultimate Family Spring Break Getaway - Today's Parent

Spring break is an ideal time for families to slow down, reconnect and make lasting memories, but finding a destination that works for everyone can be a challenge. La Malbaie in Charlevoix offers a mix of winter adventure and cultural experiences for kids and adults alike, making it a great choice for families looking to enjoy the last of the season’s snow before it melts.
National Geographic •

Skip the crowds in Banff and tour this underrated mountainous region instead

On a quiet fall morning in Kananaskis, Alberta, just thirty minutes from Banff, an inviting bench beneath trembling aspens offers the perfect place to witness the majestic peaks of Mount Kidd, The Wedge, Fisher Peak, and Mount McDougall. The Village Rim Trail, a loop of less than a mile, circles Kananaskis Village, a purpose-built resort community complete with a hotel, Nordic spa, restaurants, and stores, providing access to the Canadian Rockies and, in the winter, to Kananaskis Cross Country Ski Trails.
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