New Summer Experiences at the Cité in Beaune This summer, the Cité des Climats et vins de Bourgogne in Beaune is adding new visitor experiences designed to make Bourgogne wines easier to explore, understand, and enjoy. Among the new features for the 2026 season, the Experience Ticket offers visitors the opportunity to fully enjoy the … Read more
FAIRMONT WATERFRONT EXPANDS YEAR-ROUND WELLNESS PROGRAM WITH NEW FLOATING SOUND BATH EXPERIENCE –Guests are invited to slow down, recharge, and reconnect with their sense of self– Fairmont Waterfront is continuing its commitment to wellness-led travel experiences with the return of its immersive summer wellness programming. Inspired by Fairmont’s Wellness Without Walls initiative, the series invites … Read more
The Rise of Solo Female Travel Is Putting Vilnius on the Map As solo female travel continues to rise globally, women account for 75% of solo travelers worldwide, with safety remaining their top priority when choosing a destination. The Baltic States, with Vilnius being one of top examples, is emerging as an alternative to Europe’s … Read more
Younger audiences and new formats are reshaping classical music attendance in Canada Classical music remains well established in Canada, but audience habits are evolving. New data from Classical Pulse, the first-ever global study by Candlelight by Fever, reveals how younger generations, innovative concert formats, and strong musical programming are helping drive engagement with classical music … Read more
A Coolcation Shaped by Ocean, Air, Forest, and Slow Adventure As global temperatures rise, Victoria, B.C. offers a cooler summer escape shaped by ocean air, forest landscapes, and slow adventure. As climate patterns shift and a potentially strong El Niño is expected to influence global weather through 2026 and into 2027, bringing increased temperatures and … Read more
RED Mountain Resort Emerges as a Quieter Alternative to British Columbia’s Crowded Resort Destinations opens June 20, 2026 RED Mountain Resort, long known for its legendary powder and authentic mountain culture, continues to evolve as one of British Columbia’s most compelling mountain destinations. As travellers increasingly seek alternatives to crowded resort regions across the Coast, … Read more
If you saw a group of people racing motorized bathtubs through Nanaimo Harbour, you’d probably look twice. On July 26, the shores of Nanaimo will once again be packed with people doing exactly that! Nanaimo’s beloved Bathtub Race returns this summer, and is a must-see for locals and visitors alike. Every year since 1967, the … Read more
Get Your Summer On in Langley City: 10 Free Festivals and Events Discover free festivals, outdoor concerts, and culinary adventures all season long Warmer, longer days in Langley City means live music under rainbow umbrellas, Shakespeare in the park, and juicy berries from the farmers’ market. This season, visitors are invited to discover free, family-friendly … Read more
Turn What You Own into Cash Smart tips for launching a side hustle to supplement your income in tough times With the World Cup™ upon us, there is an opportunity for RV owners to earn some extra income by offering their RVs for rent as an alternative to a hotel room. As prices in stores and … Read more
Vilnius Turns Pink for Three Days as Vilnius Pink Soup Fest Returns Bigger than ever Vilnius Pink Soup Fest has started, turning the city completely pink – from a river parade to a giant pink slide for three whole days. Even longer than last year, the weekend is expected to bring 100,000 visitors together for … Read more