Author: markstraveljournal

I'm a travel industry veteran and frequent traveller. I am also a certified member of the Canadian Ski Patrol (first responder status). I ski a lot. My Blog is at - www.markstraveljournal.me Mark's Travel Journal provides tips, views, reviews on travel, skiing, golf, beer, wine and food. My website - http://www.twylah.com/marktravel My photos - http://500px.com/marktravel Twitter- @marktravel I write regularly for Liftopia and Hipmunk Published Article samples: http://issuu.com/golfscene/docs/summer2011/51?e=0 http://issuu.com/golfscene/docs/golfscene-fall-20http://www.liftopia.com/blog/getting-ready-ski-season-canadian-ski-patroller/11/51?e=0 http://www.liftopia.com/blog/tough-runs/ http://www.jettingaround.com/2012/11/a-day-in-london/

Unveiling the Majestic Landscapes of Utah’s National Parks

On January 23, 2025February 20, 2025 By markstraveljournalIn Tourism, Travel, Travel Facts, Travel Industry Secret, Travel Reviews, Travel Tips, United States, Utah, VacationsLeave a comment

Discover the breathtaking landscapes of Utah’s National Parks. From Arches to Zion, explore iconic destinations.

11 Things to Do in Winter in Queenstown

On January 20, 2025 By markstraveljournalIn Adventure Sports, Air Travel, Australia, Skiing, Tourism, Travel, Travel Industry Secret, Travel Tips, VacationsLeave a comment

If you’re planning a trip, then grab a notepad and pen to start jotting down your favorite activities for the 11 best things to do in Winter in Queenstown.

Revealed: The Top 5 Worst Airports in Canada for Flight Delays

On January 14, 2025 By markstraveljournalIn Air Travel, Airplane Etiquette, Airports, British Columbia, Business Travel, Canada, Flight Delays, Guest Post, Holidays, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Toronto, Tourism, Travel Apps, Travel Etiquette, Travel Facts, Travel Industry Secret, Travel Reviews, Travel Tips, Vacations, VancouverLeave a comment

Flight delays and cancellations are among the most frustrating experiences for travelers, impacting schedules and connections. In Canada, large, busy airports are particularly liable to this. But which are the worst offenders?