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Salmon, Killer Whales, Grizzly Bears and Eagles, it's all Here
Over 100 years ago the name Campbell River became synonymous with salmon. Strategically situated on the eastern shoreline of central Vancouver Island, in British Columbia, Canada, this progressive community of 32,000 people has continued to hold the international reputation for the best place in the world to fish for the coveted prize of a world class salmon. For many decades the city has been tagged with the moniker the "Salmon Capital of the World", tempting anglers from every walk of life, all year round. ... Full story
Five Top Tips to Enjoy a Walking Tour
There is no “proper” way to go about enjoying a walking tour. You’re on vacation after all, so definitely don’t go over-thinking it. There are, however, a few things we’ve learned that we’d like to share to encourage you to get the most out of a walking tour. Here are the top 5: ... Full story
Calgary - Seven Tips For A Successful Visit
Having grown up and resided in Calgary for over 20 years, I have been fortunate enough to be exposed to many things that my hometown has had to offer. When my parents decided to start a walking tour experience company in downtown Calgary last summer, and I willingly tagged along, I began to see things from a completely different perspective. ... Full story
Durban - Beautiful Beaches and much more!
Durban is much more than beautiful golden beaches and year-round sunshine; in fact like much of South Africa, you have to scratch the surface to really discover the heart and soul of the place. ... Full story
South Africa - Leading the Way in Fair Trade Tourism
Walking around the South African Tourism stand at this year’s World Travel Market, talking to receptive operators, local tourism organisations and accommodation suppliers; the overriding message that I was presented with was one of responsible tourism. The South African tourism infrastructure has grasped the importance of building a sustainable industry with reinvestment into the fabric of the local community. There is a belief that ‘Fair Trade Tourism’ is a logical extension of responsible tourism, a belief that is reinforced by the good work of specific organisation such as the Grootbos Private Nature Reserve. ... Full story
South Africa - Exploring the Cape
Another day spent exploring the wonders of South Africa; well through the eyes and products of the numerous trade exhibitors attending World Travel Market in London. Not quite the same thing as being there in the flesh – but a great way to learn about what this beguiling nation has to offer the keen tourist. ... Full story
South Africa - The legacy
A lot has happened in South Africa since the final whistle was blown on the World Cup last year. The tournament required a heavy and sustained investment in the tourist infrastructure of South Africa with a considerable upgrade in the country’s transport and communication links. South Africa has also benefited from a phenomenal amount of positive publicity with cities, seascapes, wildlife and wildernesses presenting an unforgettable backdrop to the tournament. ... Full story
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Huntsville - a touch of southern comfort.
The city of Huntsville, nestled amongst the hills of north Alabama, is certainly not the backwater southern town that I perhaps expected. It manages to combine a delightful historical old-town with a state of the art high-tech modern city built around the U.S. space programme. ... Full story