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Jessica Huras

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A former serial expat turned Torontonian, Jessica Huras lived in (and ate her way through) seven countries across Europe and Asia before settling in the 6. She continues to travel as much as possible in search of her next great meal.

Just Landed: A 2,000 km highway connecting Europe to Central Asia has been approved for construction

Functioning as a modern Silk Road, the Meridian highway will make it easier to travel between continents.

Europe's borders reopen: what you need to know right now

A coffee and a croissant in Paris is closer than you think: Europe's borders reopen to visitors from Canada. Here's everything you need to know.

Winging It: Istanbul Turkey

Straddling the border between Europe and Asia, Istanbul’s architecture and cuisine offer a glimpse into centuries of history and culture. We give you some pointers.

The Wanderlist: Europe-Like Cities in North America

Find picturesque settings and Old World charm in these Europe-like cities not far from home.

Trouble in Paradise? These Brazilian islands have some unusual COVID guidelines

Brazil's Fernando de Noronha islands are known for world class beaches, turquoise waters and now for only welcoming travellers who've had COVID-19. Here's what you need to know.

Flixbus rolls into Canada

Local travel just got easier now that German transportation company Flixbus is expanding across Canada with service to 17 destinations. Finally, we can all take the passenger's seat.

The Road Less Travelled: Europe Off the Beaten Path

The problem with classic destinations is that everyone else is also heading there (especially during high season), so we put together a helpful guide to the best off-the-beaten-path alternatives to Europe’s most popular spots.

The most essential experiences in Interlaken, Switzerland

Flanked by mountains and two beautiful lakes on either end, Interlaken is the place to experience the best of Switzerland. Here are the activities and experiences you don't want to miss.

5 of the best restaurants in Brixton Market, London

We head South of the Thames to London's Brixton Market for a taste of the best restaurants from casual burgers to eclectic modern Indian.

Caribbean, Mexico and Central America borders reopen: what you need to know right now

As COVID-19 restrictions loosen in some countries, international borders begin to reopen and tourism gets a fresh, sanitized start.

Six stunning coffee table books to sweep you away

Travel might be off the table, but you can add travel to your coffee table with these stunning photography books that feature collections of incredible photos from sweeping landscapes to city scenes.

11 best things to do in Mexico city on any budget

From the butterfly sanctuary to tasting menus at Quintonil and cheap street tacos from Taqueria Los Cocuyos, here are the best things to do in Mexico City.

The Wanderlist: Hostels You'll Actually Want to Stay In

Cheap and cheerful aren’t the only attributes of the hotel’s communal cousins as demonstrated by these eclectic hostels.

11 of the best things to do in Vienna, Austria

From renowned art history to famous coffee house culture and an old world wine scene that keeps getting better with age, it's no wonder Vienna is called the City of Dreams. Here's our guide of the best things to do in Vienna.

The Swiss Travel Pass is the key to Switzerland travel

A breathtaking country with most areas accessible by train, Switzerland is best explored with the Swiss Travel Pass.

How to do the indoors like the Danes

Denmark is one of the happiest countries in the world and the source of their happiness starts in the home. We've got a guide to embracing the great indoors – Danish-style.

 

Just Landed: The EU is introducing new restrictions for Canadian travellers

Canadians travelling to the EU will soon need to complete a pre-travel screening.

The underrated side of California you've never heard about

We take a trip off the beaten path in the Golden State — floating in a hot air balloon, watching seals and sipping wine, but not in Napa.

In Transit: Avalon Waterways

We cruise Europe’s rivers with Avalon Waterways while discovering activities and historic sites at each stop.

7 of the coolest things to do in Halifax, Novia Scotia

Perched on the Atlantic Coast, Halifax, Nova Scotia is a city packed with food and culture. We've picked out everything you need to eat, drink and do.

Just Landed: The Eurail Global Pass is getting better (and cheaper!) this year

The Eurail Global Pass is getting better (and cheaper!) this year

The legends and the history behind Montreal bagels

We discover the heritage and the history behind Montreal bagels, and find out where to get the best bagels, from St-Viateur to Fairmount.

It’s all downhill from here: The best ski slopes around the world

Whether you’re a skiing show-off or an alpine amateur, we show you which hills to head for this winter.

Pack This: Victorinox Connex Collection

Made from 100% polycarbonate, the Victorinox Connex Collection of durable but lightweight suitcases now includes lilac, rose gold and a leafy floral print for spring.

5 activity-packed places in Ontario you have to visit

International adventures be damned — we've got a list of three-day itineraries for the best places in Ontario, and spending those saved travel hours stuffing our faces.

Winging It: Kingston, Jamaica

Jamaica’s image is tightly connected to jerk, coffee and reggae. We visit the best spots for these iconic highlights.

Toronto's best hotels for a one-night escape

From the luxurious Shangri-La to vintage vibes at the Anndore House, we've got a list of the best Toronto hotels for planning a city staycation.

The Wanderlist: Europe's Most Beautiful Cathedrals

Combining exceptional artistry, rich history and religious devotion, few buildings inspire such awe as cathedrals. We’ve picked a few of our favourites in Europe to add to your bucket list.

Just Landed: Oscar Wilde's one-time London haunt is becoming a luxury hotel

London’s newest hotel has a cool literary connection.

See the world a new way with Trafalgar

Trafalgar takes the hassle out of trip planning, so you can focus on connecting with new places and people around the world.

Room Service: River Spring Lodge – Darien Center, NY

This intimate boutique lodge between Buffalo and Rochester is the perfect base for exploring Western New York’s natural wonders.

Budget Breaks: A Guide to Cheap Winter Vacations

Want to stretch your dollars, krona, pesos and shekels even further? We’ve rounded up destinations from near and far that’ll go easy on your wallet.

Hot Shots: Cefalu, Sicily

Blessed with a beautiful beach, traditional architecture and a dramatic mountainous backdrop, Cefalu is one of Sicily’s most enchanting towns.

 

Room Service: Club Med Cefalu – Sicily

Club Med’s luxe new resort in Cefalu plays up its location with spectacular views, nature-inspired architecture and a dining program rooted in local cuisine.

Winging It: Madeira, Portugal

With pristine natural landscapes, wonderful wines and a rich history as a key port for ancient shipping routes, Madeira offers equal appeal for thrill-seekers and culture vultures.

The ultimate guide to the best things to do and eat in Ottawa

Way more than just politics and Parliament, Canada's capital has plenty to explore and we've got the best things to do in Ottawa for your next summer trip.

Room Service: Belmond Reid's Palace – Funchal, Madeira

A century-old Madeira icon, this grand dame hotel overlooking the Atlantic offers upscale amenities with vintage charm.

The Intrepid Series: A Canyoning Adventure in the Azores

Jessica Huras discovers her sense of adventure by gritting her teeth and jumping into the expanse of the picturesque canyons of the Azores.

Life on the Harbour: Exploring Copenhagen's Waterfront

We discover how Copenhagen’s recent harbour developments merge with its storybook past to create a new modern identity for the Scandinavian city.

Hot Shots: Cologne Christmas Market

Cities around the world put on Christmas markets to celebrate the holiday season, but the tradition started in Germany and we think they still do it best.