Orbitz’s Robin Peter goes shopping for Olympic gear. By Robyn Peter I have to admit as the Olympic torch runs through my home town of Vancouver, BC, I get a little teary eyed in the pride I have for the city. The world is watching and now everyone will know what I’ve known my whole life — Vancouver is the best city on earth. O.K., I may be a little biased here, but I sincerely hope you will…  Read More →

Interested in visiting Vancouver ? Great! Think it’s too expensive? Fear not! In this guide, we will go through the options for those on a limited budget and prove that it’s not as expensive as you might think. Flights to Vancouver So to start off, how can you get there cheaply? Economy Class goes without saying in this case – try to book flights at less peak times – flying on a Monday for instance could prove significantly cheaper.... 

This world famous event is being held this year in Vancouver, Canada , from February 12th to the 28th, 2010, leaving you plenty of time to plan and budget in advance. Sort out your visa Probably the first thing you’ll want to look at getting done is to sort out your visa . For people with Western European Residency, getting into Canada will not be a problem – however, people living in Eastern Europe and countries such as Russia and Romania... 

Vancouver is an amazing place all year round, Winter Olympics or not. Even those who hate sport so much that even talk of the Winter Olympics sends a dull glaze over their eyes will find plenty to enjoy about this huge cosmopolitan city.  Read More →

Washington , the capital city of the US is in many ways an interesting summary of how two sides of American life can bare very little resemblance yet live alongside each other and in close proximity.  Read More →

Family vacation in Salento, Italy, adventure holiday in Vancouver, Canada, romantic city break in Budapest, Hungary, trendy getaway in Mexico… What is your favorite holiday? A Family Holiday in Southern Italy On Travel Savvy Mom, Kimberly Sullivan recommends a family trip to Salento (the heel of the Italian boot)  Read More →