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Jean-Michel, à quel moment avez-vous eu la piqûre du voyage? Ça vient de loin. Mon père était un immigrant français, arrivé au Québec après la guerre. C’était important pour lui, lorsqu’on était jeunes, qu’on aille visiter la famille en Europe. On allait voir les cousins, les oncles et les tantes. Je me souviens particulièrement de l’année de mes 11 ans. Mon père avait fait venir un Westfalia par bateau et on avait fait un grand voyage d’une durée de deux mois à travers l’Europe. On avait visité plusieurs coins de France et de Suisse, où il y avait une partie de la famille. Ça m’a fasciné de voir d’autres contrées, d’autres choses que je ne voyais pas ici. J’étais notamment fasciné par les gares, où je découvrais, dans les machines distributrices,…

Nations across the world are gradually welcoming travellers into its borders and many are seizing this opportunity to visit turquoise beaches and crystal clear waters for some much-needed reprieve. Blue is the most popular colour in the world, so it's no surprise that people flock to water-centric destinations to relax next to clear blue water, with a cold drink in hand and a gentle breeze lulling them to sleep! If you’re in the midst of figuring out your next travel destination, why not consider visiting these crystal clear ones? #1 THE MALDIVES The Maldives is a nation consisting of islands that are situated in the Indian Ocean. There are currently 1192 islands spanning a distance of 871 kilometres. The country's unique geography frequently enchants visitors with its colourful reefs, soft…

DESTINATIONS UNLIMITED Are you a city person? A beach person? An adventure lover or activity seeker? Luxury travel to places as diverse as the beaches of Brazil and Antarctic coast—or to cities like Paris or vineyards in Bordeaux—can be budget-friendlier than you think. There are even deals to be had at some top golf resorts. WITH THE WORLD well past the pandemic’s peak, Americans are showing a strong thirst for travel in 2023. Almost a quarter of us plan to travel more for leisure this year than last, according to a U.S. Travel Association study. Vacation rental bookings are up. Flights are full. Itineraries are ambitious. “Travel is back, full force,” says Mary Cropper, a travel adviser based in Boston. “People are coming out of the woodwork after the pandemic, really investing a…