If you’re a frequent traveler, it’s only a matter of time before you live out one of your worst traveling nightmares: missing your flight. Whether you’ve overslept, missed a connecting flight or just got stuck in traffic, these things happen. You don’t have to panic; the trip is not ruined. After your initial “missed my flight!” freak-out, use our guide for the best steps to surviving your first (and hopefully last) missed flight.
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In this always-connected world, it may seem practically impossible to find a place to unwind from the chaos of everyday life. But, if you’re yearning to rejuvenate your soul and reconnect with nature, there are still plenty of great places in this world where you can leave your daily anxiety (and cell phone) behind and enjoy the peace and quiet your soul craves.
Right after the brisk winters and right before the summer crowd, Vancouver is an excellent place to visit during Spring. You’ll enjoy an invigorating weather with reduced expenditures as travel expenses are generally cheaper before the busy summer.
What makes Vancouver an ideal place to visit during Spring is the mountain conditions for snow activities. The weather isn’t too cold and the snow is marshmallow soft making it perfect for beginners to fall on and seasoned mountain riders to carve. Check out the three major mountains in Vancouver for your next trip: Whisler Blackcomb, Grouse Mountain, and Cypress Mountain.
To truly have a taste of Vancouver you can attend the Eat! Vancouver Food + Cooking Festival that is held from April 26th – May3rd. Discover new foods, learn new cooking tips and recipes, and try new beverages at one of Canada’s largest food and cooking festival. Admission tickets are only $15 online for adults, but your save room in your wallet for a large appetite!
There’s no shortage of cultural experiences to be had while visiting Europe. You can spend time sight-seeing at castles, cathedrals and old forts, but nothing compares to walking through a fabulous art gallery reveling in the creative styles of the region. If you’re planning a trip to Europe, you’d be remiss not to check out these top art museums.
