Life Lessons
When we were named one of National Geographic Traveler Magazine’s “Travelers of the Year” for 2012, we were pretty excited. You may have seen me dancing a jig on the streets of Toronto. ;) But when we were invited to fly down to Washington D.C. in February to meet some of the National Geographic editors and a few of the other recipients, our minds were blown. What an honour to be on a stage with these incredible people and to be inside the famous yellow square to boot. We’re still pinching ourselves. The video of the night has just been continue reading...
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Travel isn’t a hobby for me; it’s a passion. I know how lucky I am to live where I do and to have the opportunities for travel that my chosen profession provides. I know my Aeroplan number and my passport number by heart. I can site my family’s passport expiration dates on request. I can fill out customs forms in under 60 seconds and if called upon I can be ready to go on a trip within an hour. I know its geeky but it’s who I am. I love my passport. This one especially! We clocked a year of continue reading...
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As much as I’d like to encourage everyone to get up and get out there, a recent flight reminded me that there are those people who as soon as you meet them you realize should never leave their home country again. Nix that, their home. It’s because they make travel so much more difficult for the rest of us. So if you fall into this list, I’m talking to you. Stop. And if you can’t, then at least stop travelling. 1. The entitled recliner: Congratulations! You’ve discovered your seat can recline! And despite your four foot frame have also decided continue reading...
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Three out of four members of the Davis family have trouble choosing a favourite, but one of us has no trouble at all.
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When it was over we were thanked for being inspiring but the truth is we were also inspired.
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If you've been trying to make your family travel experiences less like a three-ringed circus and more like those ads they show on TV, I've got news for you!
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Hugging our children is a privilege, not a right. We don't know when that privilege will end.
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