It’s no secret that London is one of my favourite cities in the world. Its world-class museums, fabulous weekend markets and beautiful architecture could keep you entertained for

Sierra Leone is a country with little tourism, as civil wars have made it inaccessible for many years, but it could well become a favourite

In the heart of Morocco, Marrakech is THE flagship destination of the Maghreb! With ideal weather all year round, and only a 3-hour flight from

Packing carry-on only is a basically a superpower. You can avoid pesky airport scenarios like losing your luggage, being charged an overweight fee for checked baggage and lugging around

Acne-prone, oily skin can be hard to deal with on a regular basis. It’s even more difficult to deal with when you’re traveling. Traveling is stressful:

Although many people would argue that crowds are a quintessential part of the New York experience, it’s safe to say that most New Yorkers will

Looking to escape the Toronto heat this summer? What better way that to hop the ferry to Toronto Island! With beautiful sandy beaches, plenty of

Toronto is known for many things- the CN Tower, the Maple Leafs, Drake, the Weeknd, Kensington Market, to name a few- but a castle may not

There are two main passes between the Alberta side of the rockies and the British Columbia: Rogers Pass and Coquihalla Pass. Rogers Pass is found in

New York City is one of those places where it’s easy to be overwhelmed, turned around and lost- especially for first-timers. The city is essentially

The train schedule billboard inside Grand Central Station / Grand Central Terminal in New York City. Photo by Deni Verklan. © The Full-Time Tourist, 2016.

Welcome to a new series on The Full-Time Tourist! I thought that as I’ve explored many of Toronto’s neighbourhoods since moving here three years ago,

All it took was a single Instagram photo to convince me that I needed to go to the Scarborough Bluffs this summer. The dramatic view

Ever wonder what would happen if you shut down the streets leading into the pedestrian hub of Toronto? That’s basically what Kensington Market Pedestrian Sunday is

Brunch is the most important meal of the day! So when my friend was recently diagnosed with Coeliac’s disease and was told to cut gluten

New York City has always held a place close to my heart since my first visit last August for my birthday. So naturally, when my