Romantic, Rash, and Ridiculous First Impressions of Cape Town
Our first days in Cape Town have felt like a blind date where we’ve been (sometimes awkwardly) feeling each other out. These are our first impressions.
Vancouver Travel Blog for First-Time Visitors
Discover what’s where, what’s good, and what’s special (and not so special) about our hometown in this Vancouver travel blog for first-time visitors.
The Best Canadian Credit Cards for International Travel
How to avoid foreign exchange fees, earn maximum cash back, and save on insurance with these, the best Canadian credit cards for international travel.
Is It Better to Put Images Before or After Headers? An Experiment
Our A/B test finds that session duration, scroll depth, and bounce and exit rates increase when images are put above headers instead of below them.
8 Steps to Simplify Your Search for the Best Travel Insurance for Canadians
Save money and time and ensure you pick the plan that’s right for you by following these 8 steps to finding the best travel insurance for Canadians.
How Much Do Buttons Improve Click-Through Rates? A Quick Experiment
A simple experiment that demonstrates just how important adding buttons can be for improving click-through rates on our blog posts.
Travel Blogging Commandments: A Challenge to Ourselves and Others
These travel blogging commandments are dos and don’ts that too many of us bloggers have backward. We’ve challenged ourselves to follow them. Will You?
Vancouver Travel Tips: Answering Your Questions Before You Ask Them
These Vancouver travel tips are answers to the questions visitors ask us most often—plus answers to questions they don’t ask but should.
Quick and Dirty Mexico City Travel Blog
This Mexico City travel blog will get you started on an extraordinary trip with quick and easy tips on where to stay, what to do, what to eat, and more.
Japan’s Wild, Delicious, Drunken Saijo Sake Festival
If you’re visiting in Japan in October, don’t miss the Saijo Sake Festival, just outside Hiroshima. It’s a sake-fueled, culinary, and cultural bonanza.
