Sabrina Pirillo

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.

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.

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.

Culinary traditions between Canada and France

From the dramatic Dutton family’s Montana ranch in “Yellowstone” to the historic La Candelaria neighborhood in Bogotá seen in “Narcos,” television’s inspirational settings have viewers falling in love with destinations long before their footprints ever hit the scene.

When you hear the word trilogy, most people think about The Original Star Wars, The Lord of the Rings or The Godfather. But on the East Coast of Canada, in Western Newfoundland and Labrador, there’s a UNESCO trilogy set based on its scenic wonderland of vast landscapes matched by its historical significance. Gros Morne National Park and L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site are located on the west coast of Newfoundland, and Red Bay National Historic Site is in Labrador.

As coral reefs around the world are threatened by climate change, Curacao Marriott Beach Resort are taking initiative to help restore the island's natural beauty and vital ecosystems.

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Dive into Underwater Adventure
Come and See Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada
Beneath Canada’s tallest freestanding structure, in the heart of downtown Toronto, an aquatic world teeming with life awaits. Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada is home to 18,000 marine, freshwater creatures, including 475 species of fish, invertebrates and green sea turtles.

Seven must-do experiences in the Yukon’s Gold Rush town

Why Summer in Yukon is the Awe-Inspiring and Off-The-Radar Vacation You Need to Take
Nestled along the northwestern border is a place in Canada unlike anywhere else. Here, epic landscapes, towering mountains, vast glaciers, and abundant wildlife are the norm. A place where endless scenic beauty unfolds around traffic-free routes and exhilarating outdoor adventures await.

I’ve never been to France, so finding out I could step foot onto French territory using the easternmost province in Canada as a gateway had me cocking my head with curiosity. Twenty-five kilometres off the southern coast of Newfoundland and Labrador sits a little piece of France, discovered by the Portuguese navigator Joãn Áólvares Fagundes in 1520 and then claimed for France by Jacques Cartier in 1536.

A magnificent property housed in a unique space.
Vancouver is a unique cosmopolitan city on the edge of the Pacific Coast, woven into a natural setting, where mountains, ocean and metropolis intertwine to create an incredible Canadian destination. It features both local and international dining in contemporary settings, so you can enjoy your favorite libations while overlooking the picturesque views that give Vancouver its postcard backdrop.

From the beauty of bright lights to the crisp, fresh air and cultural delights, Montréal is the one-stop-shop for enjoying winter
The snow is falling along the cobblestone streets of Old Montréal, and the trees are covered in white dust throughout the parks. The city is shining so brightly and that can only mean one thing—another spectacular winter season awaits on the island of Montréal.

It might be frosty outside, but Montréal's warm and cozy culinary establishments blended with the joy of good company will surely melt away the cold.
When the weather outside is crisp, Montréal has an avalanche of reasons to grab a group of friends and head indoors for delightful local or international cuisine, cocktails or freshly baked goods and a warm cup of joe.

Montréal's festival scene heats up once the temperature goes down, adding a colourful backdrop to an exciting time of year
Montréal puts the win in winter, celebrating the season throughout January, February and March with tons of festivals. The city is filled with so many things to do outdoors and within incredibly designed cultural venues, drawing awe-inspiring moments while taking in the breath of artistic imagination.