This Slate story and the accompanying video are pretty interesting. They tell of a remote village in Peru whose people had been living in... »
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Not Keen on Vancouver? Try Montreal for a Change of Pace and No Olympic-Sized Crowds
Getting sick of the Olympics already? The Games have become so corporate-driven that sometimes it’s difficult to wade through the media overkill and the host city hard sell to remember that the Olympics is at its core, a way to bring countries together, sharing culture, friendly competition, and happiness. That said, if Vancouver is not... »
When Straight People Go Gay: 4 Tips on Being Respectful in Gayborhoods Across the World
Our friend Daniel Baylis is back writing a guest post for the Mindful Tourist. Take a peek making sure to read to the very bottom to find out more about Daniel and his possible drink of choice… When traveling to urban centers, gay neighborhoods are often the trendiest places to visit. Whether you are in Le... »
Mindréal: Traveling Mindfully in Montréal
The Mindful Tourist is thrilled to publish a guest post from Montréal writer Daniel Baylis. Read on for some very fun stuff! “Bienvenue” or “Comment ça va? – just a couple of words you might hear when arriving in Montréal. The French flair of this city gives it a sexy, European feel, while its creative nature... »
The Mindful Tourist B&B Wishlist
As you know, we love staying at Bed & Breakfasts because we get a chance to talk to the locals, feel more at home during our travels, and get away from the scratchy sheets and $22 pancakes of the typical big hotel. Earlier we promised you our list of Bed & Breakfasts where we would like... »





