Peter Kinney articles

Tourist couple selfie on dangerous road.

The Most Dangerous Tourist Roads In North America—Have You Driven Any Of Them?

Across North America, certain famous drives combine astonishing scenery with steep grades, unpredictable weather, or extreme remoteness, yet travelers keep lining up to experience them.
October 9, 2026 Peter Kinney
AI-generated image of happy tourists in America.

American Habits Foreign Tourists Secretly End Up Loving

Some American habits can look excessive, overly casual, or just plain strange when visitors first encounter them. These habits are easy to tease until it’s time to give them up.
October 10, 2026 Peter Kinney
Cinematic Cryptid at the Mountain River

The Strangest Local Legend From Every Canadian Province And Territory

Every corner of Canada has stories that become stranger the longer you listen. From a demon-haunted flying canoe to a hotel proprietor who supposedly never checked out, these legends are woven into the places that still tell them.
October 9, 2026 Peter Kinney
Frustrated Traveler Awaiting Her Flight

My travel insurance covered delays, but not the missed event we flew in for. How am I supposed to understand my coverage?

Travel insurance can reimburse meals, hotels, or transportation during a covered delay while still refusing to pay for the event you ultimately missed. That frustrating result usually comes from the fact that travel insurance is divided into separate benefits, each with its own covered losses, limits, triggers, and exclusions.
October 9, 2026 Peter Kinney
Archeologist selfie beside ice age footprints.

Evidence From Now-Lost Ice Age Landscapes Changes How We Need To Think About Human Migration

Reconstructing the Ice Age world is forcing archaeologists to reconsider routes, coastlines, and environments that disappeared thousands of years ago, and the people who moved through them may have followed paths that modern maps make almost impossible to see.
October 9, 2026 Peter Kinney
Travelers taking a selfie in the desert.

The U.S. States That Travelers From Around The World Say Deserve More Love

Some states get overlooked. Look beyond the usual and travelers find beaches, wilderness, food cities, historic sites, dramatic geology, and road trips that international travel writers increasingly argue deserve far more attention.
October 2, 2026 Peter Kinney
Sunset selfie in Lagos Portugal.

The Countries That Canadians Say Feel Easiest To Visit, Even If They're Halfway Around The World

Certain countries may require a long flight from Canada, yet once you arrive, the combination of simple entry rules, familiar language, strong transportation, and traveler-friendly infrastructure can make the trip feel surprisingly effortless. This list is based on current entry requirements for Canadian passport holders and documented travel infrastructure that reduces common friction for visitors.
October 2, 2026 Peter Kinney


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