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  • A man sits on a wall looking out into the distant landscape of pine trees and dramatic mountains during sunrise

    New Year, New Perspective: A Shared Experience

    Try Something New This Year! (7 min read) A new year invites fresh perspectives, new experiences and the chance to step outside our comfort zones. New Year always brings those familiar resolutions. Gym memberships soar, dreams of warmer climes percol...

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    January 7, 2026

  • A red and orange maple leaf held up in the rays of the sun

    Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦

    A Nation that Captivates  As Canada turns another year older today, there’s no better time to celebrate one of the world’s most spectacular travel destinations! From coast to coast to coast, Canada offers breathtaking landscapes, vibrant...

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    July 1, 2025

  • Amy Bassil takes a selfie picture in front of lush green fields and a lake surrounded by forests in the distance

    My first time as a sighted guide

    An interview with Amy Bassil  We know that some of our first-time sighted guides can feel a little bit nervous, or apprehensive, before they embark on a trip with us. Perhaps you feel the same and it’s the one thing......

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    April 3, 2025

  • Group picture on the tiled bridge at the Plaza de España, Seville.

    A New Year and New Horizons with Traveleyes

    A welcomed return for Traveleyes – group holidays with a difference! As we step into 2025, the team at Traveleyes are filled with gratitude and excitement. Last year marked a significant milestone for us: our first full year since relaunch!......

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    January 6, 2025

  • A collection of images of the companion cane. On the left - the cane folded and on its storage bag. The top - the cane at its minimum extension. The middle - the cane fully extended showing only half. The bottom - the cane fully extended at 1.5 metres

    The Companion Cane – Instructions For Use

    Companion Cane by Traveleyes Instructions for Use: Step 1) Slowly and carefully unfold the cane until the pole halves are straight. The central button will click and secure in position. Step 2) To lengthen the poles, lift the flip locks......

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    April 12, 2021

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