BOLD Traveller

Welcome to BOLD Traveller magazine - the premier luxury travel and lifestyle magazine in Canada. BOLD Traveller offers its readers an extensive array of insights and guidance on everything related to travel. With a fresh new design and a larger format, the magazine now features even more content on fashion, luxury, beauty, trends, and lifestyle. Targeting a sophisticated audience of travelers, BOLD Traveller upholds its commitment to visual clarity and high journalistic standards. As the top luxury lifestyle and travel magazine in Canada, BOLD serves as a source of inspiration for those who love to explore.

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Places to Stay: sly Berlin, Germany

4 days ago | boldtraveller.ca | Waheeda Harris

On my inaugural visit to Berlin, my first stop was the Brandenburg Gate, the neoclassical icon where President John F. Kennedy famously gave his memorable “Ich bin ein Berliner” speech. The city dates to the 13th century, but it’s Berlin’s 20th century history that continues to lure countless travellers to see places like Checkpoint Charlie, the forming crossing point at the Berlin Wall between East and West Berlin during the Cold War.
Transat Launches Its Biggest Promo of the Year – Don’t Miss Out! - Bold Traveller

2 weeks ago | boldtraveller.ca | Marlon Moreno

Dreaming of sunshine, coastal escapes, or vibrant cultural experiences? Now’s the perfect time to turn those dreams into plans. Transat has just rolled out its biggest promotion of the year, giving travellers the chance to enjoy unmatched savings on vacation packages to the South, Europe, Morocco, and Family Vacation Packages Book by June 20, 2025 to take advantage of this limited-time Early Bird Promo, packed with benefits that make planning ahead more rewarding than ever.
What to Do in Hanalei for a True Taste of Hawaiian Culture

2 weeks ago | boldtraveller.ca | Jim Byers

It was our last night in the town of Hanalei on the deep green north shore of Kauai, and my wife, Barbara, and I wanted to check out Tahiti Nui, a bar/restaurant that was featured in the movie The Descendants with George Clooney. We arrived around 6:15 and grabbed two seats at the bar. The stage was maybe five feet away, and right at 6:30 a fellow with a guitar and a woman in a blue and white Hawaiian-print dress began testing the sound system.
Mashpi Lodge, Ecuador: A Luxury Eco Retreat in the Cloud Forest

2 weeks ago | boldtraveller.ca | Marlon Moreno

While Ecuador’s famed Galápagos Islands continue to draw travelers from around the world, those seeking a quieter, more immersive experience with nature will find their paradise in the country’s lush, misty cloud forests. Just three hours from Quito, Mashpi Lodge rises like a jewel from the heart of the Chocó biogeographic region—one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet.
Vancouver’s Most Creative Stay: Inside Suite X at Fairmont Pacific Rim

3 weeks ago | boldtraveller.ca | Marlon Moreno

Fairmont Pacific Rim has just unveiled Suite X, a one-of-a-kind collaboration with iconic Canadian artist and author Douglas Coupland—and it’s unlike anything you’ve seen before. Born in Germany on a Canadian military base and raised in West Vancouver, Douglas Coupland is a global creative powerhouse who first broke through with Generation X in 1991.
Where to have the best oysters in Virginia Beach

4 weeks ago | boldtraveller.ca | Vivian Vassos

“I think we’re going to be friends, Miss Vivian. It’s such a lovely name to say.”THIS VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN’S twang is coming at me from Chris Ludford, while shaking my hand, and looking down at me from under his wide-brimmed straw hat. Under said brim, I spy friendly eyes, a broad smile and his Santa-white beard, which has gone a bit wild, with ringlets that would make any curly-haired beauty envious.
3 Proven Luxury Retreats to Lose Weight and Recharge Your Health

2 months ago | boldtraveller.ca | Jennifer Merrick

THE BATHROOM SCALE. After a vacation. I’m sure I’m not the only one who dreads this moment of truth. The price I inevitably pay for holiday indulgences averages about five hard-to-shed pounds. So, imagine my delight when I returned from a rejuvenating getaway at Hilton Head Health, and the scale had moved five pounds in the opposite direction. Residential weight loss programs are nothing new. In the 1960s and ’70s, “fat camps” began to make an appearance.
Ship Review: Explora Journeys’ Explora II - from the Mediterranean and beyond

2 months ago | boldtraveller.ca | Vivian Vassos

SAILING ON THE MAIDEN voyage of a ship is an occasion worth remembering; sailing on Explora Journeys’ Explora II is memorable indeed. The younger sister of Explora I made its debut in September 2024, with a splashy naming ceremony and the naming of a new president, Anna Nash. The inaugural sailing launched from Civitavecchia near Rome (Explora II’s home port), and down Italy’s southwest coast with stops on the Amalfi Coast, the Aeolian Islands and onward to Sicily.
Places to Stay: The Titanic Hotel Belfast, Northern Ireland

2 months ago | boldtraveller.ca | Loren Christie

The Titanic Hotel Belfast occupies the former headquarters of Harland & Wolff, the renowned Belfast shipwrights who constructed what might be the most famous ship in history, the RMS Titanic. The hotel beautifully combines the two original Drawing Rooms where Titanic was conceived, the Harland & Wolff offices and newly built additions, such as the reception area and Harland Bar with modern glass throughways, which seamlessly blend the old into the more modern spaces.
Yacht Goals: Inside a 6-Star Mediterranean Cruise with Scenic Eclipse

2 months ago | boldtraveller.ca | Liz Fleming

AN UPSCALE RIVER CRUISE ship usually accommodates fewer than 200 guests, but if you’re looking for something just as intimate, Scenic Cruises offers a unique way to explore lesser-known destinations with their luxury yacht itineraries, on Scenic Eclipse I and Scenic Eclipse II, what the company has coined “The World’s First Discovery Yachts.” Because the vessels are diminutive, they can take pampered guests to smaller, off-the-beaten-path ports and ensure that the number of guests – about 230...