Fun Fact About Tomatoes

Tomatoes are an indispensable food, from adding it as a topping on French fries and sliders, to using it in salsa and making sandwiches – but did you know they’re fruits too? People feared tomatoes to be toxic until the mid-1800s because they resembled plants containing deadly nightshade. Furthermore, tomatoes had a longstanding belief that…

Fun Facts About Japan

When people think of Japan, they tend to picture its cities filled with towering residential structures. But much of Japan is actually covered with wilderness! Japan associates the number four with death, which explains why buildings rarely contain a fourth floor and cutlery is typically sold in sets of three. 1. Japan is the world’s…

Fun Facts About Canada

Canada is an amazing country full of interesting and surprising facts! To discover more, continue reading! Canada is represented by its national symbol: the maple leaf! Not only does it adorn its currency and flag, but its image can also be found on Canada’s highest tide (Bay of Fundy) as well as being home to…

Fun Facts About Cuba

Cuba is known for its vibrant culture, captivating music and intriguing history that draws travelers from all around the globe. While most are familiar with its volatile politics and iconic landmarks, there is so much more to discover! Cuba, when seen from above, resembles an alligator or crocodile; thus its nickname El Cocodrilo (The Alligator…

Fun Facts About Mexico

Mexico is one of our favorite travel destinations, boasting delicious street food, exciting fiestas and some of the world’s most breathtaking natural landscapes. But did you know it is also home to one of the smallest dog breeds ever seen in history? The Mexican flag comprises three colors – green, white and red – each…