Stories

Check out the replay from our recent Q&A webinar about travel in the next six months. Gordon takes a look at the global situation regarding the virus and travel, makes some predictions, and goes through Wheel & Anchor trips in the coming months:

Greetings from Toronto!

Well, it may surprise you to know we're still in December and it is not in fact Groundhog Day, but I've quadruple-checked and asked a few pedestrians here in Toronto.

Greetings from Gatineau, Quebec!

At long last I've returned to the Motherland, and I must say it's rather brisk here in December! Spending the last few year in Thailand and the last few months in the balmy south of Europe may have softened me just tad.

In the first of a new series looking at great travellers whose journeys changed the world (and inspired our tours), a look at someone who accepted a completely ridiculous challenge and inspired a generation of modern travellers - including this writer. 

It’s the 2nd of October 1872, and an Englishman is about to set off on a once-in-a-lifetime journey that will inspire millions of people for over a century to come.

Greetings from Malta!

I'm into my final hours in Europe before returning to the Motherland, well over a year since my last time back. Though the blast of cold air is going to be a bit of a shock to the system, I'm very much looking forward to seeing family and friends again.

Check out our recent Q&A webinar for Costa Rica Eco Adventure, happening from January 2023:

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Check out our recent Q&A webinar for An Update on Cyprus, happening from March - April 2022:

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Greetings from Malta!

I decided to make a last minute trip here while I'm still in LiveAway prep mode, since we'll be doing a 2023 LiveAway to Malta, and I'm not entirely sure when it will be otherwise convenient for me to get here to do my recon.

You know it when it hits. You wake up on your river cruise down the Nile, and look out of the window, and there, right there, is one of the Pyramids aglow with morning sunlight. Or you step onto the deck of a ship working its way through the fjords of Norway, and the scale of everything around you strikes you dumb with wonder.