The Travel Pub

3 weeks ago | thetravelpub.com | Craig Silva

The moment the Memphis air hits your skin, something intangible stirs — a sensation that hums beneath the surface, like the low murmur of a bassline. This is a city that doesn’t just play music; it lives and breathes it. On every block, echoes of legends drift through alleyways, caught in the steam rising off barbecue pits and the soft shuffle of shoes along Beale Street. Here, the past isn’t tucked away in history books.

4 weeks ago | thetravelpub.com | Craig Silva

There’s a moment when you step through the doors of The Peabody Memphis that feels almost cinematic. The heavy air of the Mississippi Delta gives way to a cool embrace, the buzz of the city dims, and suddenly, you’re standing in a lobby that feels plucked from a grander, more gracious era. Marble columns soar overhead. Dark mahogany gleams under soft lighting. And there, right in the centre of it all, a floral centrepiece so extravagant it could make the gardens of Versailles blush.

1 month ago | thetravelpub.com | Craig Silva

Photo by Justin Fox Burks, Memphis TourismThe air hums with something electric in Memphis. It wraps around you like a song you forgot you knew, one that stirs the skin and tugs at the heart. It’s in the way sunlight slants across the Mississippi River at dusk, the blues pouring out of open doorways on Beale Street, the smoky perfume of ribs slow-cooking somewhere nearby. In Memphis, the soul isn’t just in the music — it’s in the water, the food, the faces you meet at every turn.

1 month ago | thetravelpub.com | Craig Silva

Located along the scenic shores of the Northumberland Strait, Shediac, New Brunswick is a destination waiting to be discovered by travellers seeking coastal charm and maritime adventure. Known as the “Lobster Capital of the World”, this quaint seaside town offers a wealth of attractions and activities that showcase its rich Acadian heritage, natural beauty, and culinary delights.

2 months ago | thetravelpub.com | Craig Silva

The 76th edition of the Shediac Lobster Festival (Festival du Homard de Shediac) is set to return in grand fashion, promising an even bigger and better celebration of Atlantic Canada’s most famous crustacean. Building on last year’s incredible success, organizers are fine-tuning every detail to create a festival that blends tradition with new and exciting experiences for attendees of all ages.