Travel Well

The experts at the Global Wellness Summit have identified future directions for the $3.7 trillion industry, from a new focus on “silence” to the bold reinvention of sauna…

Whistler may ring a bell as one of the top ski and snowboard destinations in the world and host to the 2010 Winter Olympics, and you’d be right, but that is just the tip of the iceberg. In this local’s guide, you’ll discover a different side to Whistler.

An award-winning, 5-star boutique resort in Belize’s Mayan jungle, Ka’ana is all about luxury accommodation, and the perfect destination for those who want to adventure during the day and come back to a place of sanctuary at night.

Originally designed as a base for outdoor enthusiasts, the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise has evolved into a luxury mountain resort and top bucket list destination for travelers worldwide. Can a vacation get any better than that? Yes, it can.

Over the weekend, we embarked on a shamanic healing journey to powerful drumming sounds to retrieve our power animals, an experience that I was surprised to find quite emotional.

For modern day sojourners dealing with a range of illnesses, from gaut to skin conditions, to infertility, there is one luxury hotel in Bath with direct access to the thermal waters, occupying the two former hospitals.

Unsure where to head this winter? Small Luxury Hotels of the World™ has put together the ultimate sun vs snow guide to help make the decision easy. From Australia to Sri Lanka; the beach awaits in its full glory to help you forget about the winter waiting at home.

What makes Scandinave Spa in the Blue Mountains of Ontario so popular for relaxation that it demands a waitlist? Find out!

Host to the 2010 Winter Olympic Games and home to Whistler Blackcomb ski resort, Whistler is a bucket-list destination for many winter travelers. But did you know, it’s now the town’s summer activities that attract approximately 56% its 2.7 million visitors each year?

There’s some interesting research that suggests that travel and continual learning could slow down the signs of cognitive aging. If trying your hand at flying a plane isn’t quite your thing…how about learning to speak Spanish, or training to be a ski instructor, or yoga teacher?