Published in Travel Industry Today, May 5, 2022. I have made Puerto Vallarta, my winter “home away from home” for the past 13 years. Why here? Let me count the ways. The Puerto Vallarta/Riviera Nayarit region boasts ideal weather. In my dozen years here it has rained twice for a few hours. The average daily […]
We dyed in the wool Torontonians have maintained a long-time rivalry with Vancouverites. They think that we think the world (Canada) revolves around us and we think that they think they live in Canada’s most beautiful city—with real estate prices to prove the point. However, I must confess that my recent trip to Vancouver
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Royal County Down, #18 : Scotland or Ireland? Which is the better golf destination? That’s a bit like being asked to choose your favourite son. Both offer superlative golf. The difference is the craic (Irish jargon for good times) on the 19th hole and the unparalleled Irish hospitality. Sure and begorrah, you’ll have more fun
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We dyed in the wool Torontonians have maintained a long-time rivalry with Vancouverites. They think that we think the world (Canada) revolves around us and we think that they think they live in Canada’s most beautiful city—with real estate prices to prove the point. However, I must confess that my recent trip to Vancouver confirms
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Music the day the music stopped Home page In circle Anita Draycott Around my name in circle Travel, golf and food writer, photographer, editor In place of Welcome Welcome to my world Photos are attached in folder Crop and use 8538 as main photo of me Hello I’m Anita and I’ve been a travel journalist
A Seafood-filled Swing through Southwestern Nova Scotia BY ANITA DRAYCOTT As a self-confessed golf fanatic with a passion for seafood, a recent trip to southwestern Nova Scotia exceeded all of my culinary and sporting expectations. My swing began in Digby, the self-proclaimed “Scallop Capital of the World.” Our foursome stayed at the historic Digby Pines
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