There is nothing quite like travelling by train. With no need to arrive two hours prior to departure like plane travel and no need for Google Maps when doing a self-drive holiday, a train journey is relaxing and easy. See if you can catch these incredible train journeys when planning […]
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Why you should travel through Switzerland on a train
Experiencing a new destination while onboard a train is one of the best ways to travel. Especially if you are in Switzerland! You can sit back, relax and drink in the spectacular scenery that awaits you. Here is why you should travel through Switzerland on a train – in particular, […]
Our top five places to visit on a festive river cruise
Think river cruising in Europe is only for the warmer months? Think again! While the temperatures are a lot cooler than in summer, there is still so much you can see and do in winter – particularly around the festive season with Europe’s legendary Christmas markets. And the best part? Knowing […]
Five facts about Thanksgiving in Canada that you didn’t know
The United States of America isn’t the only country to celebrate Thanksgiving. Its close neighbour, Canada, also has its own version of giving thanks. Read on for five facts about Thanksgiving in Canada that you didn’t know! 1. Québec calls Thanksgiving ‘action de gräce’ Which literally translates directly to Thanksgiving! With […]
Inspirational journeys to inspirational places: embark on a religious tour
We know that travel can be about more than just discovering new places but discovering more about your faith. Join us on a Globus or Cosmos religious tour where we incorporate fellowship and fun across the globe. Even if you aren’t religious, visiting the historical significance of many of the […]
World Photography Day and eight incredible photos from around the globe
There is so much to be found around the world and appreciated in all shapes and sizes. August 19 marks World Photography Day, an ‘annual, worldwide celebration of the art, craft, science and history of photography’ (find out more here). On this day in 1839, the French government bought the […]