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Discover the world’s most LGBTQIA-friendly travel destinations
While major global travel destinations have done away with LGBTQIA-protective legislation, many incredible places still exist that not only welcome but celebrate the queer community. These LGBT-friendly travel destinations should be on every queer person’s travel bucket list! That’s why, this LGBT History Month, Expat Explore takes you on a journey through the world’s top…
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Discover the world’s top Chinatowns this Chinese New Year
Every year, the Lunar New Year, or Chinese New Year as it’s better known, introduces the beginning of the lunisolar Chinese calendar with a bang. While the date changes every year based on the moon, this year Chinese New Year will occur on 29 January. Just like any other New Year, it comes with celebrations…
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Say ‘hello’ to the world’s top languages and their greetings
If you’ve travelled regularly, you’ll agree that one of the most exciting parts of seeing new destinations is getting to experience different languages. Those lucky enough to be blessed with either a great memory or language skills even get to come home with a few new fancy phrases, like how to say “hello” in different…
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Discover how different countries of the world eat French fries
Whether you enjoy them thin and crispy, thick and greasy, or slathered in sauce, most people can agree that few things compare to the salty satisfaction of a French fry. And just when you thought it couldn’t get any better, the world has a wide variety of French fry styles, dishes and serving suggestions for…
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Canada Day traditions to celebrate like a local
In North America, when you think of fireworks, barbecues and parades during July your mind may go straight to Independence Day. However, the 4th of July isn’t North America’s only major summer holiday! Head a little further north to Canada around the 1st of July and get ready for some massive celebrations and a variety…
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Best destinations for English-speaking travellers to visit
Travelling is meant to be an enriching experience. Seeing new cultures, experiencing different climates and landscapes, and hearing foreign languages are all part of the magic. This way, you get to broaden your horizons and expand your understanding of the world and those who live in it. But, sometimes, language barriers are so big that…
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Bonjour Québec! 15 Questions with our Québec local guide Marie
Marie-Pierre Lessard, 30, is the owner of Nomad Tours Québec and has been leading tours through Quebec City’s historic, cobbled streets for over five years. Her love for the city and passion for sharing it with the world encouraged Marie to start running the immersive walking tours. Today, she shares her knowledge and local insight…