True Patriot Love - Where Canadians Should Travel This Winter

00:00:00.000 well the numbers are shocking in response to donald trump the number canadians taking day

00:00:18.240 trips the united states and traveling to vacation in the united states are plummeting and they're

00:00:23.220 showing no signs of changing anytime soon and people want to know what to do this winter

00:00:27.500 who better to talk about it than someone who's an expert the host of get lost she is an incredible

00:00:32.840 follow on instagram you've seen her everywhere natalie pretty natalie how are you i'm great

00:00:37.140 thanks so much for having me and what an intro well a well-deserved intro and as we get to the

00:00:43.240 end of november into december it's a conversation my family's having a lot of families are having

00:00:48.500 okay i'm not going to florida i'm not going to myrtle beach where do i go for the winter and

00:00:53.820 let's go through a few places i'm going to stop by a couple destinations okay a non-american and get

00:01:00.000 your take first of all okay somewhere i know our friends go over here cuba tell us why it's a good

00:01:04.440 spot for canadians to go for a winter vacation okay so um again well let's start off with the

00:01:10.300 the affordability okay you know cuba's going to be a place that is somewhat more affordable and also

00:01:17.180 especially with the aging population let's talk about health care you are going to have health care

00:01:21.940 there you know we've they have a fantastic health care system down in cuba so you know if you are

00:01:27.420 older and you're looking to to be there for a long time it's a great place to go and it's

00:01:33.600 depending and it's a bigger island than i think people realize yes so depending where you are in

00:01:38.460 the island in the north coast south coast or east or west it's a different vibe isn't it absolutely um

00:01:43.920 also like havana is an amazing city that is so awesome if you're looking for an all-inclusive

00:01:50.100 though if that was your your getaway i wouldn't choose cuba as my first okay place i will say cuba

00:01:56.880 has the most stunning beaches the beaches there are just so beautiful the education the health care

00:02:03.340 fantastic but they've often been lacking in um food yes i have heard that yes uh in terms of food quality

00:02:12.880 um there's just they're just not a focus for um for resorts there but if you want sun fun beaches

00:02:20.380 and a place where canadians are welcome it's a good spot it's a fantastic spot and affordable and

00:02:26.320 that's the key right now especially with the way the canadian dollar is performing around the world

00:02:30.460 somewhere where it's going to go a little bit further is definitely cuba now is i always view it

00:02:35.860 as affordable but i'm expert i'm curious to get your expert opinion dominican republic i love the

00:02:41.780 dominican republic um so that's somewhere again that's going to be um if we're talking about all

00:02:47.880 inclusive yes it's going to be more affordable than mexico but more expensive than um cuba so it's

00:02:55.660 sort of middle of the pack it's kind of middle of the pack great resorts there they've got a lot of

00:03:00.420 bigger chains that are opening up places in the dominican republic and uh we were there for

00:03:05.900 christmas last year a fantastic resort and um and we found that every single staff member really loved

00:03:14.220 being there and and i feel like just as a country it's a it's just a nice happy fun place to be um i

00:03:23.280 enjoy it we're actually going again this winter we love it so much there's um a chain of resorts the

00:03:28.900 amelia brand that we absolutely love and my husband you know he said this winter i want to go

00:03:36.380 somewhere where we are not far from the airport and i don't have to do anything and the kids can play

00:03:42.560 like i've been hearing a lot of that you know and um you know the all-inclusive is back for that reason

00:03:47.440 people want to just get away and do absolutely nothing um so you know we're heading back because

00:03:53.320 it's you know it's a consistent place with consistent heat you know again with mexico if you're

00:03:58.620 talking about mexico um definitely we will get to that yeah yeah it's still a little bit it's not

00:04:04.680 as consistent with weather it can be a little bit cooler at night depending on what you're looking for

00:04:10.360 um but dominican you know the weather's always predictable um the the food the beaches the water

00:04:18.560 it's all very predictable and it's just a great destination and you brought us something your husband

00:04:23.840 mentioned i've been hearing that from more and more canadians whether it's the stress of the last

00:04:27.900 couple years uh life in general the instead of doing the activity vacation i'm hearing more people

00:04:34.240 more canadians say they want to go somewhere warm natalie and just sit and be yes we are seeing a lot

00:04:40.580 of that but we're but we're also simultaneously we are in the same

00:04:44.920 people want to really experience a place right so i'm finding that we are looking for more

00:04:52.900 um uh immersive experiences so when we're going to destinations we are looking for um for somewhere

00:05:02.360 where we can take a cooking class or um um like hiking hiking get it cooking class history history or

00:05:11.460 like make chocolate or um um go shopping or you know they really want to get involved in the in the

00:05:18.680 countries that they are going going to rather and and so we're seeing a lot of um all inclusives

00:05:25.500 offer cooking classes and offer immersive activities cigar rolling so we're seeing a real

00:05:32.300 blend so people are able to do uh to do both together because you know i there is definitely

00:05:38.160 a place for doing nothing you know we work hard for our two weeks vacation now you had alluded to

00:05:44.860 mexico and i've been away to call which is in the pacific in the south and i've been to cozumel and

00:05:50.900 they're even though they're same country they're very very different yes so i think that people

00:05:55.420 forget how big of a country mexico is you know people will say oh i just saw a travel advisory for

00:06:02.280 mexico and i'm like cool that's like getting a travel advisory for vancouver when you live in

00:06:06.560 toronto you know yes it's um it's very different um very different um people very different um form of

00:06:15.580 economy you know they so you have to look at you know particular places that you're going quatuco

00:06:21.340 fantastic i loved it destination it's beautiful and very different than your cancun right yeah um so 1.00

00:06:28.580 i mean like it really depends what type of trip you are looking for is it true i've heard you can

00:06:35.060 dispel this truth or rumor that in cabo the undertow it's a place sitting the beach you shouldn't swim

00:06:40.760 in the ocean because of the the waves is that true i mean i feel like that's true everywhere um i know

00:06:46.340 even at you know lake ontario if you depending on the time of year we have undertoes and you know

00:06:53.260 we lose people every people who think they know how to swim and you're us you know they respect the

00:06:58.380 ocean and respect the ocean absolutely use your head i always say when you travel you know whether

00:07:03.120 you're at home um or you know at lake at lake ontario or you know in cabo respect the ocean make

00:07:10.380 good decisions i have a real soft spot for jamaica my wife and i started our honeymoon in montego bay

00:07:16.140 and we like well it'll always be near and dear to our heart jamaica is so jamaican canadians are such

00:07:23.060 an important part of the foundation of the country yes they had a devastating hurricane yes a is it open

00:07:28.500 for vacation and b how much will help the country of canadians go there for vacation that is a fantastic

00:07:34.360 question um which is always tough um wow so the jamaican tourist board says that they're open for

00:07:44.840 business okay i wasn't sure about that yeah yeah um that says they're open for business are they entirely

00:07:51.060 open for business i don't know the videos we're seeing from friends and family that are still there

00:07:56.960 there's still a lot of destruction that people are trying to build back from you know especially

00:08:01.600 in certain areas it takes time it does take time however that being said one of the ways to help

00:08:07.980 is to visit because it the tourism sector is huge part of their gdp and and putting money into that is

00:08:15.860 helping people right but i would also say if you are traveling down um a lot of air or a lot of airlines

00:08:23.160 i know west jet is definitely one you can pack an extra check-in bag for free to bring supplies down

00:08:29.800 for people so that is a yeah so if you plan on heading down i i wouldn't go for the remainder of

00:08:36.460 2025 i would just leave it so february march next year absolutely absolutely and when you say supplies

00:08:42.560 what does that mean so we're looking at things like diapers and we're looking at soap toothbrushes

00:08:48.340 toothpaste essential staples essential staples for people who are rebuilding their lives and you

00:08:53.340 know their homes their livelihoods were all completely destroyed so you know canadians we

00:08:58.240 are such a giving bunch and as you said we very much have a deep bond with jamaica yeah um so i think

00:09:05.540 it's a fantastic opportunity um to go down spend your tourism dollars but also you know um go outside

00:09:12.760 your resort ask someone who works there you know where's a really good place to go get a coffee

00:09:17.700 jamaica some of the most amazing coffee in the world yeah you know and the rum cake and the rum

00:09:23.320 cake that's that's christmas for me yeah that's um yeah we bring out a rum cake but you know we have

00:09:31.240 such power with our dollar and we really need to be cognizant of that when we travel and how we

00:09:37.680 travel and where we travel uh if you've not followed natalie on instagram natalie predi you must do it

00:09:43.160 it's so informative it's entertaining but you're learning something in your post and i know you

00:09:48.720 talk about different places including recently you were talking about the power of saint lucia as a

00:09:53.180 destination yes oh my goodness um i love that island it's so beautiful um what i have found is they have

00:10:01.040 really done a lot for um um women um to have economic independence so there has been a lot of

00:10:09.380 opportunities for women to showcase their talent so there's a place called coco saint lucie and it's

00:10:15.200 a woman who she worked with the government to build this um this chocolate making facility you can also

00:10:22.180 make your own chocolate bars they also have a restaurant up top and i remember years and years ago

00:10:28.940 she was making chocolate products out of her house and now she has this beautiful venue which 0.66

00:10:35.160 overlooks the uh the forest and you can see the water it's absolutely it is heaven uh stonefields is

00:10:42.700 another place that i love it is owned by uh saint lucian canadian uh and her mother is still there and

00:10:50.400 she she sits by the restaurant every day and these little villas have their own pools that overlook the

00:10:56.500 pitons you have fresh uh food that comes from their organic farm so it really what saint lucia

00:11:04.020 has done is really tapping into their local talent um their local produce and trying to make uh just make

00:11:12.260 their tourism offering just so unique and special you spoke earlier that the one thing that you love about

00:11:18.580 dominican it's almost guaranteed weather i also have a soft spot for the bahamas but are there better times

00:11:24.500 the air to go to the bahamas and others yeah i mean bahamas love also love the bahamas the water there

00:11:30.820 is just as you know it's almost not real it's so clear yeah it's it's stunning i love it there um but

00:11:37.220 it is a little bit cooler in the winter months right because it is a little bit higher not as close to the

00:11:42.740 equator um so in january you know you might get some rainier days you might get some cooler days nights you

00:11:48.900 might need a sweater or a light jacket good to know um yeah but i mean that depends um and things change

00:11:55.620 so much with um global warming unfortunately with climate change rain patterns you know hurricane

00:12:02.420 melissa you know um storm patterns rain patterns um weather is changing so drastically um and especially

00:12:10.020 in the caribbean it can be hard to predict what um it can be hard to predict what weather is coming

00:12:15.780 because it does change so rapidly okay before we get to some canadian destinations for winter i i had

00:12:21.380 a few friends mention they've been doing winter trips to portugal yes now why has it become such a

00:12:27.460 hot place for canadians to go during winter so for a lot of people it's so it's europe and everyone loves

00:12:33.780 europe um but the weather is fairly mild it's not really hot it's not cold again it's in your you know

00:12:41.860 high teens for whether it's an easy place to visit as a canadian everyone's really nice we're really

00:12:48.660 nice um so you have a and you have airbnbs that are more accessible as well so people are tending

00:12:56.100 to stay in those properties for extended stays for extended states so you know instead of people

00:13:01.940 that are going to we're going to florida for three months they're now going to portugal for three months

00:13:06.980 and you can also access the rest of europe from there as well right of course portugal is so easy

00:13:12.260 you can head to spain you're not going to have the crowds you're not going to have the um the inflated

00:13:18.180 pricing yes you are just going to have these beautiful places this these attractions this

00:13:24.260 architecture essentially to yourself but my our youngest daughter and a bunch of friends from uni

00:13:30.100 after they were done they went to portugal and they flew from lisbon to barcelona for like

00:13:34.900 what fifty dollars or something oh yeah i i lived in london uh england for about 10 years and you

00:13:41.380 would you could just do 50 pounds to go to seville for the weekend that's it that was it it was it is so

00:13:50.580 easy to get around and we often in canada because it's so difficult to travel even within our country it

00:13:56.820 is so um expensive to to travel within that we forget that the rest of the world well especially europe

00:14:02.980 is is doing it every single day so natalie for canadians maybe financially who are not going to

00:14:09.380 be able to go to a dominican republic or portugal are looking to vacation a winter thing winter festival

00:14:16.180 or not um driving distance are there some destinations or some places within canada in

00:14:21.620 the winter that we should keep an eye out for so if you're looking for mild weather of course you want

00:14:26.100 to head to the west coast so victoria um is a huge spot for canadians especially older canadians in

00:14:33.540 the winter because the climate the climate it's still just so mild you're not gonna have the snow

00:14:39.220 that you have here in toronto um saying that i did have a friend vancouver um in vancouver last

00:14:46.660 year had all of the snow and built a snowman for the first time in like a decade i saw that it was like

00:14:52.580 they and they didn't know what to do with it because they don't want to drive it in snow exactly

00:14:56.420 she's like what's happening um so you know again climate change yeah um but um victoria is known

00:15:02.420 for being a really nice place to be in winter if you're into winter yes i uh last year i spent some

00:15:09.220 time in quebec um at winter during winter carnival i went to the carnival i went to the ice castle okay

00:15:16.900 which is so cool it is it's a different design every single year they bring in designers from all

00:15:23.860 over the world and they sculpt these massive blocks of ice um into the most gorgeous architecture of

00:15:31.620 this ice hotel uh last year they worked with the um they worked with indigenous canada to celebrate i

00:15:38.820 think 50 years so they had these gorgeous indigenous sculptures inside of the ice uh the ice hotel as well

00:15:45.700 and fairmont actually added a um a restaurant inside the ice hotel and you drink out of um ice

00:15:53.620 glasses oh it's very very cool but i mean quebec is a beautiful destination it's like you are um

00:16:01.700 stepping into europe you know whether you're in montreal or quebec city and you could drive there and

00:16:06.020 you can drive there um and it's just a really beautiful part of the world yeah and i i've been

00:16:11.140 in niagara falls in the winter and i find by the falls it's actually really cool oh yeah winter time

00:16:16.020 oh the ice yeah yeah yeah it looks like like a chris nolan film like someone something epic is gonna

00:16:21.860 come out of the the ice and the water yeah uh before we get to some your travel hacks that i know i need

00:16:27.380 some help with and that um what about maybe some other places that maybe that people aren't thinking of

00:16:32.740 but would be a good little secret place to travel if you're looking for somewhere this winter

00:16:36.420 absolutely so belize is a fantastic i just heard someone talking about that recently oh yeah so

00:16:43.460 this country is 60 protected land and they are very strict with their tourism laws which means that

00:16:50.500 they are focused on maintaining culture um and diversity and environmental sustainability so that is

00:16:58.660 fantastic also they have the largest living barrier reef in the world which is the second biggest barrier

00:17:06.020 reef but unfortunately the one in australia is dying so this is a bigger living one this is a bigger

00:17:11.460 living one it is absolutely huge it is one of the most beautiful places i've ever seen my son and i were

00:17:17.380 there um in march i want to say and it was just beautiful um it's inexpensive the food is good it's both

00:17:27.540 it's like caribbean and mayan culture had a baby and the food that sounds very inspired very delicious

00:17:35.300 you also have um if you go inland you have the aztec oh sorry the mayan ruins yes and they're still

00:17:42.740 discovering them in belize so the history there is just fascinating it's also fairly um it's also fairly

00:17:51.380 inexpensive in terms of accommodation you've got um airbnbs you've got vrbos their hotels and even the

00:18:02.340 hotels they're not a lot of them are all inclusive because they're more like an old school hotel yeah

00:18:07.780 like they'll offer all inclusive but you don't need to you don't want to you drive your little golf cart

00:18:12.980 around and go yeah everyone drives golf carts around oh it's so cool and you drive along this beautiful

00:18:19.380 white sandy beach and you find a um you find a gorgeous um restaurant on the beach that is serving

00:18:27.940 fresh lobster it's it is such a cool destination i highly recommend that one and also panama is very

00:18:34.420 hot at the moment so why i've heard that from a few people now why is panama all of a sudden become

00:18:38.820 an in thing now well i know the weather must be good the weather's fantastic um also affordability again

00:18:46.660 safety um it's just it's a really easy to get to destination okay um and it's affordable and it's

00:18:57.460 not crammed with tourists you know so people are are going to these places costa rica as well although

00:19:05.060 places like tamarindo you know you're getting more and more people they don't have the infrastructure to

00:19:10.900 handle all the people that they're getting now right so you have rolling blackouts you have

00:19:15.860 some sewage issues it's still one of the most beautiful places in the world but you know we

00:19:20.020 have to think it's tourists again where what our money is doing what our presence is doing um in in

00:19:27.060 a place before we keep showing up so here's i have issues packing so you're gonna walk me through this

00:19:34.180 more and more people are going vacation with strictly carry-on to avoid the baggage fees and

00:19:39.940 just get on and get off the plates how do you pack properly in a carry-on if you're going to be gone

00:19:44.740 five or six days oh jim that's easy i just did i just did 10 days in uganda with just a 10 days yeah i i

00:19:54.980 surprised myself with a carry-on yeah okay so i actually talked about this on breakfast television this

00:20:00.660 morning one option is ai so you can say hey ai it's jim i am going here for five days this is what i

00:20:09.300 plan on doing i have this much room what should i pack an ai will come out chat gpt will come out with

00:20:16.020 a beautiful list of everything to pack it will also highlight whether you should roll or you should

00:20:23.060 fold but that's what i can't hear roll roll always roll use every single piece that you can every

00:20:29.460 single piece of space rather that you can use packing cubes packing cubes are the way forward

00:20:36.340 okay for people watching don't understand what is a packing so a packing cube is exactly that so it's

00:20:41.460 like a little mesh bag piece of zippered pack and you open it you roll all of your stuff and you put it

00:20:51.940 inside close it and there's usually now a second zipper which will further compress everything in so

00:20:58.180 it's almost like a non-vacuum vacuum bag 100 nailed it yeah and then you can fit more into your carry-on

00:21:04.260 then you can fit more into your carry-on okay absolutely so um i and your shoes right so your

00:21:10.500 shoes that is a massive bit of space that you can use put your underwear in there put all of your

00:21:16.420 underwear put your socks if you can fit a t-shirt go for it you know oh use when i say every little bit

00:21:23.540 of space use that now i always say as well because it can be tricky people unpack and then you know

00:21:30.980 there's a big explosion and there's stuff everywhere um when it comes to toiletries get one of those

00:21:37.780 hanging toiletry bags so you don't have to unpack that it just hangs in the bathroom just hangs in the

00:21:43.220 bathroom and same with your packing cubes when you take them out just take them and put them right into

00:21:47.540 a drawer so then you are containing all of your things together also wherever you're traveling see

00:21:54.420 if they'd have a free laundry service if you're if you are traveling to um to kenya or uganda um

00:22:03.460 any sort of lodge or safari place they will do your laundry for you because they know you have come

00:22:09.380 with so little because you're getting on and off bush planes and you just have a little bit

00:22:12.980 so look at wherever you're going see what the laundry inclusions are see what's available what

00:22:18.980 if you have for kit for those who are traveling with kiddos one thing i've always done is order

00:22:24.580 my diapers to my destination so i don't have to travel why have i never thought about that that's

00:22:29.780 brilliant well you know what i feel like you've grown out of it yeah you'll be back there again

00:22:34.900 um so the other thing people watching how do i get the best deals on my flight and hotel are there

00:22:40.900 hacks are there tips to make sure you're maximizing whatever money you can spend yes so um the answer 0.98

00:22:47.700 is yes uh is there a best day it changes you know someone people will say a tuesday you do want to book

00:22:56.660 your flights a minimum 45 days out of where you of when you plan on traveling i would say a minimum

00:23:04.100 because flights just go up but what i love to what i've always done i've gone to sites like skyscanner

00:23:10.180 kayak hopper you can put in your flights um you put in your days your um whether you want one stop

00:23:17.780 or direct and it will come up with a bunch of flights and it will say book now or hold out and

00:23:25.140 then you can put an alert on those flights and they'll come back to you and say hey so i've been

00:23:30.580 following these flights and i think you should book now because i think it's going to go up or it'll say

00:23:36.340 you know what wait a week see what happens with black friday see if you can find any deals there

00:23:42.980 but i wouldn't wait much longer than whatever date so it really again we're using ai this is one of the

00:23:49.300 places where i think ai is fantastic because it helps you find those deals and i would think if you

00:23:56.260 know when march break is you order you go like between valentine's and march break or maybe after you

00:24:01.940 might save some money too absolutely the prices so so what my family is doing you know i i travel

00:24:07.780 a lot with my work but um occasionally i need to go on a trip where i just am doing nothing and they're

00:24:13.700 not working and i'm not working yeah um so we booked a trip and um like i said we're going to the dominican

00:24:19.220 yes um and we're leaving at the end of january any of the the weeks prior um it was double

00:24:27.460 to to go on this trip per person yes so you really want to go in those times you know between um

00:24:36.580 march break and valentine's day after christmas before um before family day if you have flexibility

00:24:44.900 that is key and remember march break goes over two weeks because you have private school

00:24:50.420 that has a different uh week off than public school so there are two weeks in march that will

00:24:56.740 be pricey okay that's a good tip um i guess finally how long do you think canadians will

00:25:01.620 continue to avoid traveling to america because i know my partner and her girlfriends once a year would 0.93

00:25:07.700 go every november for a day trip to buffalo they're not doing that i have friends that yearly they're like

00:25:13.940 they're saying i'm so upset with what's happening and i don't even know if that's gonna it's gonna take a

00:25:18.100 while to change is that what you sense as well yeah i mean if you look at the numbers every month

00:25:25.220 fewer and fewer canadians are visiting the states and i see this continuing um you know we are very

00:25:32.260 unhappy with what's going on down there it's not getting any better no you know and i think if you

00:25:37.780 know for at least the next what three and a half years i think you know we're going to be staying away

00:25:43.540 from there um every time i meet americans when i'm traveling they always say listen it's not all of

00:25:50.660 us i'm so sorry it's not my fault it wasn't me and i'm like no i know what they say oh you know our

00:25:55.540 country's a disaster um and then other places around the world they want to come to canada yeah um so i i

00:26:03.780 i i think we're going to continue to see more canadians staying within canada um spending our

00:26:11.540 dollar within our own country um you know i know there's been talk about changing some of the

00:26:17.460 interprovincial laws um for trading to make it easier to travel between provinces or to fly between

00:26:24.500 provinces is more the issue um so yeah i think for the foreseeable future you know we and the rest of

00:26:32.260 the world are going to be in canada and natalie just to close i i get the sense that canadians

00:26:37.780 are rediscovering the beauty of the country whether it's the great lakes um the rocky mountains the

00:26:43.860 the east coast the west coast they realize there's a lot to enjoy and explore and are right in our own

00:26:50.420 borders oh my goodness yes um i cannot tell you the amount of articles i have written about canada

00:26:58.180 for international publications and they want to read and they want to read it because every i think

00:27:02.740 within one month i had written four different articles for about canada for a uk magazine yeah

00:27:09.780 and this and national geographic they want to talk about canada everyone's talked about canada

00:27:14.660 um so i think it's a really fantastic opportunity i don't know if you've heard of the um the past this

00:27:21.700 canada strong pass that was this on the summer that's going to be implemented again over the holidays

00:27:26.260 oh so we're you know discounts on via rail really encouraging national parks to national parks yes

00:27:32.580 um we'll have uh free access there will be so many different attractions that are available for

00:27:37.780 canadians and i think it's a really really exciting time um the whole world is looking at canada we have

00:27:45.140 the most amazing product here and then the world cups the world oh i'm so excited um you know and with

00:27:51.460 sporting events i think we have the some from a tourism point of view we have the most fantastic

00:27:57.780 product and i think canadians are realizing that and there's nothing that brings us together than

00:28:03.700 you know this pride of this beautiful land that we're living on yeah i i couldn't agree more and

00:28:08.580 it's funny how it took this natalie but i'm hearing more and more like you know i like they're going

00:28:13.380 instead of going skiing in uh this in aspen they're going to whistler instead of doing it they're

00:28:18.900 going here and they're like you know what i'm going to go back and so i love it it's cheaper

00:28:23.620 and a lot of americans are saying as well we're not going to ski in in the states so we're going

00:28:28.820 to come up to canada because we've been wanting to and you know we'd rather spend more time out of

00:28:37.700 so yeah so i i think we're very lucky to be canadian um at this time politically and um i'm grateful

00:28:44.500 that my parents chose to move here uh thanks mom and dad for for that um but yeah i think it's a

00:28:51.460 really exciting it's a really exciting time for travel within canada natalie i can't tell you how

00:28:55.940 much i enjoy this and i'm sure all our viewers are well natalie preddy the host of get lost an

00:29:01.460 incredible follower instagram where else can people find you and discover what you're all about well uh

00:29:05.780 youtube but get lost with natalie i'm doing some work in the caribbean uh beyond the resort

00:29:11.540 um and on breakfast television i uh talk about travel on breakfast television but

00:29:16.260 and now on true patriot and exactly true page which of course is the most important conversation

00:29:21.700 right about travel i like that yes thanks for having me it's a pleasure thank you

True Patriot Love - November 23, 2025

Where Canadians Should Travel This Winter

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