In celebration of the royal wedding of HRH Prince Harry to Meghan Markle, the Fairmont Empress in lovely Victoria, British Columbia has planned a wonderful month of tastes, treats and traditions.

Is it culture you seek? Food? Shopping? In Mesa Verde Country, there’s something for everyone. Visit the trio of Colorado cities – Cortez, Mancos and Dolores – where you will find four farmer’s markets, five breweries, two wineries and two cideries along with numerous restaurants, shops and natural wonders.

Steeped in charm and blanketed by the rich history of our country, centuries-old stories are just waiting to be told in Lexington. Visit the home of Stonewall Jackson, learn about the nation’s first state-sponsored military college, travel back in time as you tour an antebellum manor or get an up-close glimpse of some of America’s unblemished beauty.

Heli-hiking is the less well-known cousin of heli-skiing, where avid powder seekers are whisked to the top of remote mountains to enjoy freshly fallen snow and have the mountains all to themselves. What has caught on around the world was actually invented by Canadian Mountain Holiday’s founder, Hans Gmoser, in 1959.

Irving, Texas, part of the DFW metroplex, is the most diverse zip code in the United States. The city itself is just as diverse as its zip code- full to the brim with history, fabulous food, and all sorts of outdoor activities.

Jasper, Alberta is a small town in the Rocky Mountains a few hundred miles north of the Washington/Montana border. The area has been officially designated as a dark sky preserve by the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, and the town has taken large efforts to control light pollution so visitors can have an unfiltered view into the cosmos.

  1. The cranes are calling in Central Nebraska
  2. Christmas, New Orleans-style
  3. Enjoy winter fun in Quebec province
  4. Sports is the star of Frisco – but much more awaits
  5. Texas’ ‘Sun City’ thriving, beckons visitors
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