My name is Jeff and I've been a member of Travel Massive for several years.
I recently published my first article for Brainz Magazine about heritage travel at https://www.brainzmagazine.com/post/the-benefits-of-heritage-travel
There are different travel niches; including gastro tourism (foodies), regional travel (particular countries, states, counties, etc.), solo female travel, adventure travel, cruising, etc.
I like to focus on heritage travel because it fits my interests as someone who loves history and who tries to understand people that I meet during my travels, and the places that those same people come from. The best way to understand a destination is to give yourself a history lesson, as understanding the past will help you to understand the present and even predict the future.
It’s our lack of understanding of people and places that causes people to be afraid of others, for people don’t like what they don’t understand because it creates a fear of the unknown. Every tra...
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We all know how hard and wet our winter can be in Vancouver. Which cultural activities would get you out of the house to enjoy with friends and family?
Perhaps kick things off with some of your suggestions?
Vancouver has an amazing number of art galleries that are mostly free to go in and enjoy all sorts of art. The art galleries are mostly in the same area of town, which helps enjoy what I call "Art Gallery Hop".
I find signing up for an indoor sport (volleyball, swimming, whatever you like) to be a great way to enjoy winter with friends and family or even just alone. Of course outdoor sports are great too (cross-country skiing, etc) though they are more dependent on the caprice of the weather.