If you’re looking for things to do in Nova Scotia, add these seven culinary adventures to your East Coast road trip itinerary.
If you're on East Coast Canada, here are the best Nova Scotia wineries and Nova Scotia breweries to visit this year.They say that well-behaved women never make history. Luckily, this traveller doesn’t mind breaking the rules — hitching rides, couch surfing, and eating snails.
Meet Jaimee Ratliff, our Wanderer of the Week! Continue Reading →
Posts by: Eat Drink Travel Editor
Eight Tea Destinations From Around the World
As a traveller, you can do a lot more than just drink a steaming cup of tea. There are tons of fun and educational ways to explore tea culture around the world and at home.
If you’re a tea lover, check out one of these tea destinations around the world: Continue Reading →
Wanderer of the Week: Anna Mazurek
Hanging out with the Dalai Lama? Check. Photographing bands abroad for Rolling Stone Magazine? Check. Feast on cow intestines? Check…wait, what?
Meet Anna, our badass Wanderer of the Week! Continue Reading →
Win 2 Tickets to County in the City Wine Tasting in Toronto!
Win 2 tickets to County in the City, a wine and food tasting event in Toronto! On April 16th, 2015, some of Prince Edward County’s most spectacular wines will be available under one roof. Get ready to sample more than 50 different wines from Ontario’s hottest growing wine region. Continue Reading →
The Best Winter Clothing of 2015
Eat Drink Travel and Green Moxie took our gear to Finland, Ireland, and Northern Ontario where it was subjected to everything from reindeer safaris to dog sledding to scary-ass cliff walks. We also took it winter camping in Northern Ontario, so you know it’s got you covered when you need it the most. Here is the best winter clothing of 2015 that we tested: Continue Reading →
Win 2 Tickets to the Made With Love Mixology Competition in Toronto!
Win 2 tickets to Made With Love 2015 in Toronto, Canada’s largest cocktail competition! On March 30, 21 top bartenders will compete to create a masterpiece drink that will knock the socks off of cocktail enthusiasts. Your mission? To sample and judge each drink based on originality, creativity and taste. Continue Reading →
We’re Going to Ireland for St. Patrick’s Day!
Guess where we’re celebrating St. Patrick’s Day? Eat Drink Travel is Ireland bound, baby! Continue Reading →
Gearapalooza: Best Winter Parkas of 2015
It’s Gearapalooza and we’re testing out a bunch of outdoor gear! Our round up of the best winter parks of 2015 that we tested. Continue Reading →
Wanderer of the Week: Kaeli Conforti
This traveller ziplined over alligators, swam with whale sharks, and ate guinea pig in Peru. She’s also the Digital Editor of Budget Travel Magazine. Kaeli Conforti kicks ass and we proudly proclaim her our Wanderer of the Week! Continue Reading →
Wanderer of the Week: Kate Jones
This traveller “accidently” moved to Germany, eats snails, and sneaks into concerts in ritzy Monaco hotels. Kate Jones, you’re awesome and our Wanderer of the Week! Continue Reading →
Wanderer of the Week: John Costa
This traveller is bold enough to visit North Korea and eat dog soup. He also has some sage yet surprising travel advice. John Costa, we salute your badassery and anoint thee Wanderer of the Week! Continue Reading →
Wanderer of the Week: Erick Prince-Heaggans
This traveller bypassed law school to travel full-time, and once strutted his stuff in front of an audience in Thailand…wearing absolutely nothing.
Erick Prince-Heaggans, you’re an inspiration and our Wanderer of the Week! Continue Reading →
Wanderer of the Week: Amber Katz
This traveller cheated death in Spain, survived culture shock in Tahiti, and took the road less travelled in Bangkok. For these bold acts abroad, Amber Katz earns the crown of Wanderer of the Week! Continue Reading →
Baby Got Bread!
I like to know what goes into my food, and try to buy healthy and fresh products. But these days, it’s hard to be sure. All kinds of crap are added during production and it’s difficult to know how food gets from the farm to the table.
Recently, the gluten-free movement has been sounding alarm bells about processed wheat, rye and other grains, raising concerns about its digestibility and nutritional value (or lack thereof). Some people are even cutting carbs and grains from their diets altogether.
But here’s the good news: you don’t have to!
Enter sprouted grains, the newest celeb in the slow food movement. Continue Reading →
Wanderer of the Week: Robin Esrock
This traveller is a TV show host, writes best-selling travel books, and has visited 110 countries. He also survived a chilling hitchhiking experience in Albania.
For this, we salute Robin Esrock, our Wanderer of the Week! Continue Reading →
Meet Joyce Yam, Our Wanderer of the Week!
This traveller closed a deal on Skype while vacationing in Italy, ate alligator meat in China, and moved solo from Hong Kong to New York City. For these acts of bravery, she earns the title of Wanderer of the Week.
Meet Joyce! Continue Reading →
Avoiding International Bathroom Emergencies: A Traveller’s Guide
When you’re on the road, shit happens. But do you know what causes Traveller’s Diarrhea and how to keep it out of your carry-on luggage?
A recent survey indicates that most Canadians (79%) are unaware of the possible causes, risks, or symptoms associated with illness. We can navigate remote roads and tap into foreign Wifi connections like a Jedi…but we’re ignorant about preventing an international bathroom emergency?
Let’s take a moment to review where E.Coli hangs out, and how to keep it out of your carry-on luggage: Continue Reading →
Meet Shamini Selvaratnam, Our Wanderer of the Week!
This traveller visited Palestine and spray-painted a memorial to her late friend. She also sweet talked her way into Emirates’ luxurious business lounge, where she was pampered for 9 hours.
For this epic badassery, Shamini Selvaratnam wins the title of Wanderer of the Week. Continue Reading →
Christmas Gifts For Travellers That Don’t Suck
Travellers are some of the fussiest mofos on earth, and it takes a lot to impress them. They’ve just seen and done so much. They don’t need material things, right? Insert eye rolling here!
Worry not, friends! Don’t waste your precious time roaming the malls. Here are a few Christmas gifts for travellers that don’t suck:
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