Sabrina is a Freelance Travel Writer based in Toronto. She writes for various publications: NUVO, Canadian Geographic Mag, BOLD Mag, Travel Life Mag, DreamScapes, BBC StoryWorks, Lonely Planet.
A Taste of Place
From Nimmo Bay Resort in British Columbia to The Cape Retreat in Newfoundland, this piece explores Canadian culinary workshops that blend terroir and technique.
Island Walk, East
Taking part in Prince Edward Island's The Island Walk was a memorable experience. This 700-kilometre trail circumnavigates the entire province and is a unique way to see the island.
Your Guide to the Best Cities for Live Music in the U.S. and Canada
Cities across North America are defined by their musical landscapes. From Memphis’ prominent venues and legendary recording artists to New Orleans’ jazz traditions and the festival-forward melodious sounds that fill the streets in Toronto and Montreal, there are so many places to celebrate music history and heritage. Music has a way of bringing a destination to life and continues to be the driving force behind travelers flocking to these melodic havens for concerts, festivals, traditional ven...
Le Jardin: The Start of Something New: Cooking With the Elements
Le Jardin is a globally inspired, steak-forward restaurant in Kingston, Ontario. Utilizing the elements of earth, fire and water, their wood-fired cuisine offers guests a unique dining experience.
Denver to Moab: The Ultimate Colorado–Utah Road Trip
From Denver’s world-class arts scene and ICONIC Red Rocks Amphitheatre to Moab’s breathtaking arches and canyon landscapes, this scenic journey blends urban sophistication with unforgettable outdoor adventure.
Dreamy Pools That Pair Perfectly With Your Next Vacation Read
Whether it’s getting swept away in a fantasy, becoming a detective in a mystery, or embarking on an unforgettable journey of wellness and self-discovery, literature allows us to dive into a world of wonder, imagination, and spellbinding tales.
12 of the Best Outdoorsy Spas in Canada
From the vast mountains of British Columbia to the tranquil waters of Prince Edward Island, these 12 outdoorsy spas in Canada offer repose, wellness and stillness--repeat.
Canadians Welcome
Can-Am Days and Bustling Beaches Await in Myrtle Beach. Experience Southern Hospitality at its finest in this nostalgic four-season beach town.
Taste North Bay: A Culinary Adventure Through Local Restaurants, Farm-to-Table Dining, and Northern Ontario Flavours
Not only is North Bay known as the Gateway to the North, expanding horizons that go well beyond adventure and activities, but its culinary scene is just as big, highlighting a selection of diverse and local cuisines, culinary feasts and farm-to-table movements.
Queensland's Global Gastronomy
Queensland, Australia boasts a diverse melting pot of culinary creations, blending local ingredients with international influences.
Where to Travel for 2026 Music Festivals
Each year, music festivals around the globe bring joy and a sense of connection to millions of people. From punk rock to reggaeton, EDM to jazz, hip-hop to samba, music inspires jet-setters to journey to new destinations. And while the melodies might be the draw, exploring a destination’s cultural and culinary wonders complete the experience.
Inside The Star Grand at Queen’s Wharf: One of Brisbane’s Best Hotels
Discover one of Brisbane’s defining luxury landmarks. The Star Grand at Queen’s Wharf elevates the city’s riverside skyline with 5-star rooms, sky-high dining, a sprawling leisure deck and unmatched access to arts, culture and South Bank.
Inside Ottawa’s Historic Lord Elgin Hotel: Where Luxury Meets Legacy
The Lord Elgin Hotel in downtown Ottawa blends history, elegance, and modern comfort. From its World War II–era limestone architecture to luxurious rooms, rooftop views, and nearby cultural attractions, this iconic hotel offers a timeless stay in Canada’s capital.
Three Islands, Two Watercrafts, One Incredible Getaway in the U.S. Virgin Islands
Life here moves at its own pace — the people remain friendly, and the economy is locally driven and supported by tourism.
On March 31, 1917, Denmark sold the islands of St. Thomas, St. John and St. Croix to the U.S. for $25 million in gold coin. Today, visitors can enjoy a Caribbean vacation boasting a rich history, myriad activities and tranquil beauty.
A Little Slice of France Off the Coast of Newfoundland
Culinary traditions between Canada and France