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Beginner’s Guide To Halifax, Nova Scotia
We love Beginners Guides and we felt it was time to do one about Halifax – a place we have both called home! Join us as we spend time diving into Halifax’s history, how to get here, where to stay and eat, what to do and of course, Halifax fun facts! Just in time for summer, tune in to hear why you should put Halifax on your vacation itinerary!
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Magical Places To Spend Christmas Around The World
Join us as we whisk you around the world in search of Christmas markets, celebrations, food and drink and of course Santa! This week we explore both local and international destinations where you can get your Christmas fill! Did you know Christmas Markets began in Germany in the 15th century!? Tune in and learn about this and so much more and if you are the celebrating kind – Merry Christmas!
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Explore Like A Tourist HFX Challenge
Not sure about you all but we love a challenge here at the Travel Mug Podcast. That is why we were so excited to be joined by local influencer Kerra AuCoin Mansfield of KA Social Media where she was able to share with us her challenge for the summer of 2021, Explore Like A Tourist. Challengers were able to download a Halifax and Area curated list of places to visit and check off as you went. Summer of 2021 was another year of sticking close to home so it was a great way for Nova Scotia locals to get out and EXPLORE! Get the 2021 Challenge List Here We hope…
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Local Guide To Halifax Nova Scotia
We are both born and raised in Nova Scotia, Canada and have both spent time living in Halifax – the capital city of our beautiful province. Halifax is a beautiful Atlantic Canadian city (we might be a little biased) and in this episode we share with you a bit about Halifax’s history, classic things to do (there are so many), places to eat, Hidden Gems, Night Life (from what we have heard haha) and also some fun facts, as we do love a fun fact here at the podcast! Tune into this very popular episode to learn all of this wonderful city’s Ins and Outs as you plan your first…
