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 Sharks in the sunshine in Belize
Belize delivers a Jaws-like experience and jaw-dropping sights. The Central American nation is a laid-back destination for sun lovers.
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 Best beaches to beat the winter blahs
From Hawaii to the shores of Peru, not to mention Florida and B.C., we give you travel tips on the best sandy escapes.
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 The Triangle, the psychic and the labyrinth in Bermuda
Tapping into the mysteries of the island off the coast of North Carolina can be loads of fun.
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 In Kingston, the real heart of Jamaica beats
Crucible of reggae, capital's real points of interest often overlooked
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 Toronto's crown jewel needs polishing
Woodbine and the Eastern Beaches are a jewel in Toronto's crown. But the infrastructure around them is falling apart.
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 Paddleboarding the newest sport craze in Hawaii
Stand-up paddleboarding uses a large surfboard and combines the feeling of surfing with the paddling of a canoe or kayak. Sort of.
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 Bermuda on a budget? WestJet may make it possible
WestJet became the first new airline in 70 years to commit to flying to Bermuda, and for less. It's a difference that could open doors to the island to a larger group of Canadians.
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 Sin City sizzles in April
Canadians are showing more interest in Las Vegas than ever before. April will bring everything from a new, adults-only pool to appearances by Holly Madison and Jay Leno.
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 Horsing around in the Bahamas
Grand Bahama- Am I on The Bachelorette or is this a bad case of TV deja vu?
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 Bermuda spa offers up a honey of a treatment
There are three things you need to know about Bermuda honey bees.
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 Secret is out on Mexican beach town of Sayulita
This "it" spot is filled with expat Canadians and Americans who came for the food and surf.
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 Mexico turns 200 and that means one big fiesta
As Mexico gets ready to celebrate its bicentennial, a campaign to entice tourists off the beachy path gets underway.
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 Mexico wants Canadians to venture beyond its beaches
Mexico's Secretary of Tourism is in Toronto to announce an ad campaign geared at enticing tourists with the lesser-known offerings of the nation.
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 Whirlwind tour-by-tastebudsYou often see them when you're shuttling from the airport to the hotel.
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 Tahiti: living the good lifeIt's 5:30 p.m. and a guy with a silver-haired crew cut and a grey sweatshirt that says "Hammered and Happy" is sitting poolside at the Club Bali Hai hotel. He's telling stories of the four amazing decades or so he's spent in French Polynesia.
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