“We were overwhelmed by the response to our virtual experiences this year,” says Divine Destination Collection co-founder Allison Frame. “We were so happy we could continue taking our fellow travellers on amazing adventures around the world that we decided to continue offering Divine Live and Online as a permanent part of our Divine Destination Collection – even after it is safe to travel again!”

Perhaps one good thing that has come out of the COVID-19 pandemic is the chance to reflect on how we live our lives and how we want to ensure our world can thrive and survive. “Since we can’t do a lot of travelling right now, it’s a good time to take a step back and see how travelling affects our world – especially how air travel contributes to climate change,” says Allison Frame, co-founder of the Divine Destination Collection….

If you had the chance to visit South Africa with The Divine Destination Collection, you know how magical the Londolozi Game Reserve is. Located on the Sand River in the larger Sabi Sands Game Reserve near Kruger National Park, Londolozi offers an extraordinary opportunity to encounter wild animals…

After traveling to South Africa; hearing from master Camino Pilgrim Sue Kenney along with virtual Spanish wine tasting, Divine Live and Online returned to Canada last month for Finding Nimmo! an exclusive wilderness experience at Nimmo Bay, located beside British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest…

If you are reading this – travel is an integral part of your life. You cherish the opportunity to explore new worlds, meet new people, and learn more about yourself along the way. Our lives have quickly and dramatically changed because of COVID-19. While we know we can protect ourselves and others by frequently washing our hands, wearing a mask indoors, and sitting six feet apart on restaurant patios…

Divine Live and Online kicked off on June 30th with a fascinating journey to South Africa to speak with Zelda la Grange, a white Afrikaner who went through a life-changing transformation when she started working in President Nelson Mandela’s office in her 20s…