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Traveling Alone, Together

Traveling Alone, Together – This week, I was interviewed as part of a story by CBC Radio‘s Jason Osler about why solo travelers are traveling in groups. https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-90-columnists-from-cbc-radio/clip/15873608-traveling-alone-together Jason and I spent over a half an hour, and I wasn’t sure which clips he’d use in his piece, or how he’d frame it (and maybe some […]

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The Re-Opening

The Re-Opening! There is lots of news this week. It started with me being interviewed by Canadian travel Baxter Media about what it’s like to be a travel advisor right now. https://travelcourier.ca/hows-it-going-really/  The craziness of the workload in ensuring all my travelling clients are entering, transiting, testing, proving their vaccination status, enjoying (the most important part), and

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Give Thanks

I hope you are celebrating fall and Thanksgiving with family and friends this week. I give thanks that I am. Last week, I was surprised to be named Ottawa’s Best Travel Agency. I give thanks for that. https://www.bestinottawa.com/top-travel-agency-ottawa/ This week, I was interviewed by Travel Courier, a Canadian travel trade publication by Baxter Media about what

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Lush Life Travel named “Best in Ottawa”

This week, I was surprised by an honour. I was named “Best in Ottawa” as the “Top Travel Agency in Ottawa.” See https://www.bestinottawa.com/top-travel-agency-ottawa/#1_Lush_Life_Travel The award/ selection process noted: As an affiliate of Vision Travel Solutions, Lush Life Travel has its own offices in Ottawa instead of Toronto. It’s headed by Sheila Gallant-Halloran whose passion for an

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New Zealand

Kia Ora! Is New Zealand on your bucket list? Here are some basic facts about NZ geography and population to whet your appetite. Did you know? *New Zealand is made up of two main islands: the North Island and the South Island, plus Stewart Island and the Chatham Islands. *With an area of approximately 270,500

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