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Things to see and do in Montreal

On August 3, 2021 By markstraveljournalIn Business Travel, Canada, Food, History, Holidays, Markets, Montreal, roadtrip, Tourism, Travel, Travel Etiquette, Travel Facts, Travel Reviews, Travel Tips, Vacations22 Comments

If you are planning a trip to Montreal, take a look at our list of things to see and do in Montreal to make your vacation unforgettable.

Things To See and Do in Ottawa

On April 20, 2021July 3, 2021 By markstraveljournalIn Architecture, Business Travel, Canada, History, Holidays, Markets, Ontario, Ottawa, roadtrip, Tourism, Travel, Travel Facts, Travel Reviews, Travel Tips, Vacations15 Comments

Canada's capital is beautiful and dynamic, which makes it very interesting to explore. Here are the best things to see and do in Ottawa.

Practical Tips for Memorable Family Travel with Kids

On March 9, 2021March 11, 2022 By markstraveljournalIn Air Travel, Airplane Etiquette, Backpacking, Business Travel, Canada, Florida, Guest Post, hiking, History, Holidays, roadtrip, Tourism, Travel, Travel Etiquette, Travel Facts, Travel Reviews, Travel Tips, Vacations19 Comments

Since traveling with kids can be challenging and, in a lot of cases, overwhelming, some extra preparation is necessary to ensure you don't end up feeling even more exhausted after your vacation than before. These practical tips for memorable family travel with kids should give you the courage to take your tribe on any adventure.

Exploring London’s Underground Secrets

On February 19, 2021April 25, 2021 By markstraveljournalIn A Day In London, Business Travel, England, Europe, Guest Post, History, Holidays, London, London Theatre, Tourism, Travel, Travel Facts, Travel Industry Secret, Travel Photos, Travel Reviews, Travel Tips7 Comments

Over the past century and a half, London’s Underground has seen two world wars, millions of passengers, and more secrets than we could begin to count. The “Tube” is used by Londoners and visitors to the beautiful city every hour of every day, but most are unaware of the history they’re traveling through.