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When travel is more than the destination

Everyone looks for different things from travel but one thing that is common to creating great memories on tour is that time to just simply be in a place. That time you get to yourself to explore the world in a way that is of interest to you.
Bahia Palace, Marrakesh by jon_chica/Adobe Stock

Magical Marrakesh

The most popular of Morocco’s imperial cities, Marrakech is a fascinating city with many sights to uncover. The ochre stucco buildings, paired with dry, rocky plains and a backdrop of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains, makes for a stunning city filled with an endless amount of photo-worthy opportunities.
Nafpaktos, Greece

Coastal towns of Greece

Forget the Greek Islands, here are two coastal towns in Greece that are equally as charming and beautiful to explore.
Spanish Steps, Rome, by Dennis Bunnik

Photo guide | Italian summer

Join Dennis Bunnik for a photo trip through Italy! Think stunning Rome, fabulous Florence and endless gelato!

Montenegro, Europe | Majestic Montenegro

Montenegro, meaning Black Mountain, is a tiny country both in size and population. Its population is just 650,000 people. The country is located south of Croatia, in the former country of Yugoslavia.
Venice, Italy by Emily Fraser

Getting lost in Venice

Venice was just one of those places I’d been dreaming about for years. You see it in movies, on TV, and in other peoples’ holiday albums and you just don’t think a place like that can be real. Well it was.
Norway, Oslo by Darya Tryfanava/Unsplash

Oslo Norway - Top 5 Sites In Norway’s Capital

There are a host of things to see and do in the Norwegian capital of Oslo. In Norway, you can visit ancient viking ships, explore a host of museums, relax in the city’s parks and wander along Karl Johan’s gate.
Moscow, Russia

Moscow, Russia | Getting lost in the metro

Moscow was the first stop on our journey across western Russia and the Baltic States.
Image credit: Emily Fraser

Krakow, Poland | Magical Krakow

Or ‘Magiczny Krakow’, as it is affectionately known by locals, certainly exudes ancient mystery and classical beauty.