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Rick Steves: Make time for Belgium’s incredible edibles

Rick Steves: Make time for Belgium’s incredible edibles

Whenever I think of Belgium, I recall digging into a dish of mussels while seated on a sunny square in Brussels, in the shadow of a lacy medieval spire. My waiter bragged: “In Belgium, we eat as hearty as the Germans and as fine as the French.
Quebec’s Route Verte a cyclists’ paradise

Quebec’s Route Verte a cyclists’ paradise

MONTREAL — In Montreal each spring, an epic bicycle festival demonstrates how 25,000 people can let the good times roll without bumping into each other too much.
Ottawa pumps $58.5M into new tourism game plan

Ottawa pumps $58.5M into new tourism game plan

A new Canadian tourism strategy is designed to boost international visits to sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ during non-peak seasons by more than a million people and get visitors to see the country beyond sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½â€™s biggest cities.
Island Voices: Should measles change our travel policies?

Island Voices: Should measles change our travel policies?

The measles cases on Vancouver Island are partially the result of unvaccinated Canadians bringing the illness back from recent trips abroad.
Rick Steves: No shortage of historical sights in modern Milan

Rick Steves: No shortage of historical sights in modern Milan

While much of Italy’s appeal is rooted in its relaxed pace and old-world feel, Milan — the nation’s second city and financial capital — offers just the opposite.
Rick Steves: Cobbles and castles in the Bavarian Alps

Rick Steves: Cobbles and castles in the Bavarian Alps

As with so many travellers, my images of Germany — cute villages, dirndls and lederhosen and fairy-tale castles — are from southern Bavaria, in the foothills of the Alps.
Rick Steves: Relaxed vibe in sister cities in France, Spain

Rick Steves: Relaxed vibe in sister cities in France, Spain

Along the western Mediterranean coast, two easygoing — and easy-to-enjoy — beach towns stand like sister cities on each side of the Franco-Spanish border.
How to take your kids to Disneyland and sort of not hate it: A parent's survival guide

How to take your kids to Disneyland and sort of not hate it: A parent's survival guide

Last summer, I was at a family wedding where a guest told a story that caught my attention. It was about a trip to Disneyland his family and the groom’s had taken when the groom was about eight.
Scotland: For the love of peat!

Scotland: For the love of peat!

Pilgrimage to Southern Hebrides island captures spirit of single-malt whisky
Rise of ‘flashpackers’ results in the first high-end hostels

Rise of ‘flashpackers’ results in the first high-end hostels

Back in the day, the best backpackers could expect from a hostel was a rock-hard bunk bed, a grimy shared bathroom, and, with luck, checking out with all their belongings intact.