Another week has come to an end. They're all the same, right?

Well, not if you're one of Canada's travel bloggers.

While the majority of Canucks are wrapping up their day jobs, our country's intrepid travel journalists have been busy snapping their adventures around the world. But don't hate them...

Canadians love fall, but it isn't always for the cooler weather or gorgeous foliage — some enjoy the season for much darker reasons.

The popularity of haunted tours spikes in October as travellers around the world feel an inclination toward ghoulish tales and things that go bump in the night...

It can attract the most eclectic crowd.

Bay Street men still in their suits clank plastic steins with university students while senior German men and women — dressed in traditional Bavarian lederhosen and dirndls — encourage them to dance.

It's all in the name of Oktoberfest, held for the first...

Vacations and cameras go together like all-inclusive resorts and umbrella drinks.

People cherish the time off from their regular lives, and in most cases will carefully document each moment of the trip for a couple of reasons — first of all, they want to treasure the memories forever. And then...

Daydreaming about your next getaway? You're not alone — and in fact, you may be fantasizing about the same destination as your next door neighbour.

Canadians are on the same page when it comes to their travel bucket list, according to a new poll. For the second year in a...

Growing up, Wilson and Jackson had to fight to go to school.

Born into the Maasai tribe in rural Kenya, their parents wanted them to be warriors, not students wasting their time buried in books. Now in their mid-to-late 20s, Wilson and Jackson have achieved what was once unthinkable: They...

Today I deactivated my Facebook account.

The news that a potential privacy breach on the popular social media website that could show old but private messages posted on users' timelines sent sheer panic through my colleagues' eyes. Everyone dropped what they were doing to make sure their lives...

UPDATE Aug. 8, 3:15 pm: Despite an amazing push at the end of her race, Hilary Stellingwerff did not qualify for the final of the 1500m. She finished in a time of 4:05.57, just narrowly being edged out of the fifth and final qualifying spot in her heat....

In the past, Spencer West had been told he wasn't capable of accomplishing a lot.

Born with an abnormal development of the spine called sacral agenesis, West had to have his legs amputated below the pelvis at age five. As a result, many people thought he's never be...

From the moment I got home, people have been asking me about my "life-changing" trip to Kenya.
Questions have ranged from easy ones such as "how was the weather?" and "what was the food like?" to tough ones such as "how has it changed your perspective on life?"

I've...

Everyone has their own San Francisco moment.

Whether it’s riding a cable car, seeing the Golden Gate Bridge for the first time or hanging out at the corner of Haight and Ashbury streets trying to imagine what it was like during the Summer of Love, something usually leaves a lasting...

It's a sage-green door that's easy to miss, and that's exactly how they intended it to be.

Most of the people who flood out of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride in Disneyland's New Orleans Square have no idea that a 5-star members-only restaurant is just around the corner.

The...

With every step feeling like he was stomping on shards of broken glass, Niobe Thompson faced a heart-breaking decision.

Already 100 kilometres into the gruelling 125-kilometre Canadian Death Race in Alberta's Rocky Mountains, he had been running on a sprained ankle for at least 80 kilometres, but the...

No one ever said spinning plates is easy. Working moms can attest that just when they get their 'family' plate spinning at a nice rhythm, the 'job' or 'personal time' plate smashes into smithereens right before their eyes.

And vice versa. It’s tough to write emails while imitating Elmo. That...