A Travel Assistant

I have some very fond memories of panning for gold. My first introduction to it was at Edmonton's Klondike Days, now called K-Days. They used to (and maybe still do) have an old gold mine styled attraction where you could buy a bag of sand and gravel and go pan for gold in their running water trough. They'd even have contests for participants who could find the most gold. I won a couple of times and got a commemorative coin for it - hey, that's a big prize for an 8 year old!

As part of our visit to Bordeaux this summer we had planned a visit to the Lascaux caves (seen above) as it was on our bucket list. I'd...

In an age where artificial lights dim our view of the cosmos, dark sky destinations offer a sanctuary for travelers seeking to reconnect...

My favorite museums have always been those dedicated to the sciences and the natural world. While it is true I enjoy a day exploring...

As climate change accelerates, it threatens not only ecosystems but also the very existence of entire nations. Rising sea levels, severe...

There is something very special about being able to reconnect with nature. Even a short hike through a heavily wooded city park can...

Forest bathing, also known as shinrin-yoku in Japanese, is a practice that involves spending time in a forest to connect with nature...

As the sweltering heat of summer fades away, North America transforms into a canvas painted with vibrant hues of red, orange, and gold....

© Image by Author Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping numerous industries, and the travel sector is by no means an exception. In...

Exploring Prehistoric Wonders in a Journey Through Time Dinosaur Image by AI Prompt North America is home to several world-class museums...