By Jan Bonville Photo Credit: © Grégoire Le Bacon/Tahiti Tourisme Tahiti Island Hilton Tahiti Fully accessible room, restaurant, garden, close to airport Excellent choice/idea to get a day room, for just a few hours of rest before going on the next plane- this is a good idea for an itinerary for […]
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Antarctica 🇦🇶 – Sunny, silent, and surrounded by endless icebergs… a breathtaking moment of pure magic! Melisa Ozerska is a globe-trotter, storyteller, advocate, and a full-on adventure lover who’s been stamping her passport with purpose. As a proud Deaf traveller from Estonia, Melisa has roamed far and wide, from bustling cities
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By Jan Bonville Jan in Tahiti When one thinks of Tahiti, what comes to mind is honeymooners in overwater bungalows, and divers seeking rays, sharks and magnificent expanses of corals in the lagoons and atolls. It is a bucket list destination, magical, a dream for people around the world since the
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Montreal, February 20, 2025 – Air Transat, voted 2024 World’s Best Leisure Airline by Skytrax, announces the annualization of its route between Montreal and Fort-de-France, Martinique. In addition to winter flights offered up to four times a week, a summer flight is added every Saturday, from June 7 to October 25,
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Suzy turns ‘nevers’ into milestones and obstacles into stepping stones Jane Fischer, author Jane and Suzy Fischer Every so often, a story walks into your life which reminds you of the power of never saying never. Jane Fischer’s is that kind of story. Jane’s life started like many others. A bright college
Love is not a language spoken the same way by all. For some, it is read in the spaces between words, in a glance that lingers, in the unspoken ease of an embrace. For others—especially those on the autism spectrum—it is a puzzle, intricate and fascinating, but frustrating in its unwritten
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When Ben Trockman enters a room, it’s with purpose and determination that’s impossible to miss. A spinal cord injury at 17 may have altered his path, but it fueled his mission to redefine what leadership looks like. Now, voted in as Evansville City Council president in January 2025, he’s not just
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The Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025 will kick off in spectacular fashion on February 8, 2025, with a star-studded opening ceremony at BC Place in Vancouver. This historic event will not only mark the first-ever winter edition of the Games but will also feature an electrifying lineup of performers, including Chris
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I Am, Whistler. Photo Credit: Jeremy Allen The Invictus Games are about medals but they are also about moments. The moment when a competitor crosses the finish line against every doubt, every scar, every day they thought they’d never stand, swim, or race again. Born from a vision to honor those
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Parenting is often seen as an act of love and patience, a role that demands a lot in the face of life’s unpredictabilities but is admired by society. Yet, when a parent has a disability, society’s perception shifts. The admiration for parenthood becomes skepticism. Can they handle the physical demands? Will
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