Tag Archive | "AHI Travel"
Guest Blog: Chile and Argentina I
Alumni Board Governor and storied volunteer, Ann Vroom BA'67 takes on hosting duties for a fabulous trip to South America. Read on to see what Ann has to share about the trip.
Continue reading...Guest Blog: McGill Alumni in East Africa III
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Morna Consedine (M'Ed 77, D'Ed'85) shares her experience travelling with 19 McGill Alumni & Friends in East Africa.
Continue reading...Guest Blog: McGill Alumni in East Africa II
Friday, February 10, 2012
We depart from Amboseli following our McGill group photo - flying our Martlets with the impressive Mount Kilimanjaro in the background and the help of two Maasai warriors - one close to 7 feet tall.
Continue reading...Guest Blog: McGill Alumni in East Africa I
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Morna Consedine (M'Ed 77, D'Ed'85) shares her experiences travelling with 19 McGill Alumni and Friends in East Africa.
Continue reading...Guest Blog: McGill Alumni set sail for the Panama Canal I
Monday, January 16, 2012
A new year, new travelers, a new trip! Homecoming Director Maria Keenan sends us her tales from her cruise to the Panama Canal.
Continue reading...Guest Blog: McGill Alumni on the Grand Danube Passage I
Saturday, September 10, 2011
This is Debbie Larocque reporting in, as I prepare to host my first McGill Alumni Travel Program excursion. I will have the distinct pleasure of hosting an extraordinary group of 21 graduates and friends on the Grand Danube Passage, where we’ll find ourselves enjoying the wonders of the Danube River on board a cruise ship.
Continue reading...Guest Blog: Cruising Costa Rica VII
Monday, March 7, 2011
Leisha Lecouvie shares a few final thoughts on her trip to Costa Rica and Nicaragua and a gorgeous slideshow from our adventurous McGill traveler Alan Guberman, MD’70.
Continue reading...Guest Blog: Cruising Costa Rica VI
Monday, March 7, 2011
Manuel Antonio Reserve is listed as one of the top 1,000 places to see before you die. I can certainly attest to that and now can cross it off my list of things to do. This beautiful sanctuary, just outside the town of Quepos is home to monkeys, crocodiles, iguanas, hundreds of different types of birds, and my favourite – the sloth. And the beaches are really nice too.
Continue reading...Guest Blog: Cruising Costa Rica V
Monday, March 7, 2011
The longest known mammal migration is that of the humpback whale, who travels annually 11,000 km from the Antarctic to Costa Rica. They don’t come for the zip lining or the beautiful beaches, but rather for the warm waters surrounding the country. It is in these warm, crystal clear waters that the females give birth and nurture their babies before returning to the feeding grounds of the Antarctic. And it is here, in these waters, that I had the privilege of watching a female humpback whale and her baby for nearly an hour one morning.
Continue reading...Guest Blog: Cruising Costa Rica IV
Friday, March 4, 2011
San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, is a night, a day and another night’s sail from Puerto Calderra. And it was the first stop on our week cruise on the Pacific coast. After more than 24 hours at sea many of us were anxious to get on land to explore.
Continue reading...Alumni Update
TOMASZ NEUGEBAUER, BA’00, MLIS’06, AND CORINA MacDONALD, MLIS’08
16. May 2013
Tomasz Neugebauer, BA’00, MLIS’06, and Corina MacDonald, MLIS’08, are behind e-artexte, an innovative digital media repository.
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