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If you are an avid tea drinker than you absolutely need to make sure that you read this post below.  If you like tea you can turn your daily tea into a free night stay at over 600+ U.S and Canada based bed and breakfasts.  Stash Tea is the tea that is gaining a lot of attention via this promotion and I think that is the point.  The cool thing about this promotion is that you actually get to stay somewhere that you have never been for free!  All you need to do is purchase some Stash Tea UPC’s, three to be exact along with $3.95 and they will send you a guidebook of all of the bed and breakfasts you can stay at.

However, if you are an online buyer, you can go to shopstashtea.com and spend $10.00 along with $3.95 and they will send you a catalog of all of the B&B’s you can stay at!  However, there is a catch … you do need to spend one night that you pay for at the B&B and then you get the second free … however, that is still a really good deal!

So check it out!  I know I have and I am definitely going to be staying at quite a few B&B’s in the future as the promotion is going on until June 30th, 2011!

It has probably become abundantly clear that we here at Inyaka absolutely love Canada — because really, what’s not to love?  This would not be a proper travel blog, however, if we did not extoll all of the many, many virtues of fabulous Toronto.

Toronto is one of those places where, as soon as you step out of your car, you feel like you are coming home.  It is one of those places that you fall in love with almost immediately, in large part because just about everyone you meet is so friendly, so open, and so warm.

It is not uncommon to make friends just as you walk down the street, exploring the multicultural, liberal city.  It has the unique distinction of being wide open and accepting of all cultures and lifestyles.  There are any number of different night clubs, bars, and delicious restaurants featuring all types of cuisine, whether you like authentic Middle Eastern food or enjoy sitting down at a true blue English pub.

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