A beautiful start the the Cancer Ride for Delta Hospital. We got started from Langley this past Tuesday morning, July 8. We crossed the Golden Ears Bridge and started out on the north side on the Fraser River along Highway 7. We had a pretty good tailwind and once we passed through Mission the wind […]
Bruce and Wendy Fougner, owners of Lloyds Travel, have been on countless bike trips, from weekend rides to Vancouver Island, to intense cycling adventures through France, Eastern Europe, and Sri Lanka to name a few. Embarking on a bike tour in a foreign country may seem daunting, but it’s an incredible way to discover new […]
Lloyds Travel & Cruises Ltd. President and Delta Hospital Foundation Board Director and Volunteer Bruce Fougner will cycle to Calgary to raise funds for cancer care at Delta Hospital. Riding alongside IRIS President and CEO, Dr. Francis Jean, Bruce will depart the Lower Mainland on Tuesday, July 8th. Bruce and Francis will cycle through Manning […]
1. Croatia Croatia is a fascinating destination characterized by diverse cultural influences and geographic landscapes, and their culinary scene reflects this diversity. Located on the Mediterranean between Italy, Central Europe and Eastern Europe, Croatian cuisine varies based on the geographic region. On the Dalmatian coast, enjoy locally sourced seafood and delicious pastas. Sample food enhanced […]
Packing properly is absolutely essential. Pack too much and you’ll end up heaving heavy bags through airports, train stations and hotels—plus, paying extra for airline baggage fees. Pack too little and you might waste vacation time shopping for items you could have easily brought from home. To help ease your packing woes, we’ve included 7 […]
Travelers often want to make meaningful contributions to the destinations they frequent, but they are not always sure how to do this. Pack for a Purpose is an organization that helps travelers identify needs in specific destinations, so that they can make positive contributions when they travel. You can make a big impact on the […]
by Lesli Heron 1. Best for first-timers: Kenya Why? A long-established safari scene, superb wildlife and plenty of options for all budgets. How? For the best introduction, book a safari that combines the Masai Mara and Lake Nakuru with somewhere more off-the beaten track like Samburu or the Aberdares. When? Avoid the rainy season by […]
by Barbara Broadbent Air Canada Rouge now flies non-stop between Montreal and Orlando, twice daily. They also will offer additional non-stop flights from Toronto and Montreal to Athens and Rome. These will be on their Boeing 767-300ER aircraft and offer 3 customer comfort options… rouge (equivalent of Economy); rouge Plus (equivalent of Premium Economy, with […]
by Wendy Fougner For years I have wanted to travel to Africa and witness mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. This past December on a trip through Southern Africa, Bruce and I embarked on two gorilla trekking tours, one in Uganda, the other in Rwanda. Being just inches away from mountain gorillas was a truly […]
by Barbara Broadbent San Francisco: the steeped streets, vintage trollies, eerie romance of Alcatraz and the iconic Golden Gate Bridge are all part of this unique and alluring city. Head north to the Napa Valley; pick up your bike to discover wine country, fabulous hotels and dreamy cycling routes. Dalmatian Coast: Croatia is basking in […]