Celebrating 10+ years of #DoTheDaniel
My big Summer trip this year was heading out to Montreal to cover Osheaga, which was such an amazing time. If you haven’t read about my festival experience, you can check it out here. But, a large part of what made my trip so wonderful, was my stay at Le Centre Sheraton Montreal Hotel.
I am so lucky to be able to travel to so many beautiful destinations in partnership with Marriott International alongside the #DTDTeam. You’ll remember that we recently told you about Marriott’s Epic Canada Adventure Sweepstakes where lucky Canadians could enter to win a trip of their very own – click here to read the details of what was up for grabs. I wanted to take a minute to congratulate the official winners and share why it’s so great to #TravelWithMarriottCanada! Continue reading “A shoutout to all the Marriott Winners”
2017 marked a lot of firsts for us at DoTheDaniel – our first year as an incorporated business, our first ever Pride Parade where we were asked to be on a float, our first time sharing content in three languages, just to name a few! There is so much to be proud of, and that got me thinking. What is it about my life that makes me proud? I think it’s the ability to work with brands and experiences around the world that showcase diversity, power and persistance to change the world. You’ll remember that we had the pleasure of visiting W Montréal last year (click here to see more), and since then I have watched as they help to showcase truly Canadian ideals such as this. It’s why I wanted to share with you a new speaking series that they have launched! Continue reading “What makes you proud?”
If you had asked me at the beginning of this year to name all of the places in Canada that I wanted to visit, I can honestly tell you that Victoria wouldn’t have even made the list. Not because it’s unworthy of a trip, but because I never really thought too much about the city. Plus, I already had a long list of other places I was excited about seeing in this wonderful country. Well, let me tell you… I had no clue what I was missing.