Marie-Pier Savoie Kilpatrick | Travel Insighter
About Marie-Pier Savoie Kilpatrick
"At 16, I traveled to Italy and Greece on a school trip. While this would not become my main way to travel (I prefer to wander and explore more authentically), it was the moment I knew that traveling would be a part of my life. As a French Canadian, Acadian girl from the East Coast of Canada, I thought travelling may not be in the cards for me, but as time went on, the itching never left. My love for travel was also in part shared by my grandmother who, after having 14 kids and losing her husband at the age of 65, decided to travel the world. Today, I am a mom to a one-year old boy whom I cannot wait to share the beauty of the world with."
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Countries Visited: 30
Years Spent Traveling: I spent the majority of my 20s always on a flight somewhere!
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Things to Do in New Brunswick: 7 Summer Day Trips in New Brunswick
by Marie-Pier Savoie Kilpatrick
August 11, 2024
Welcome to New Brunswick, a densely forested Canadian province that is far too often overlooked by visitors because of an unfounded reputation for being “boring.” …
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5 Restaurants You Can’t Skip in Fredericton, New Brunswick Plus 3 Best Breweries
by Marie-Pier Savoie Kilpatrick
August 3, 2024
Fredericton, the capital city of New Brunswick, the bilingual East Coast province of Canada. While it is not the largest or the most populated, Fredericton …
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The Best Restaurants in Moncton, New Brunswick: The Locals’ Pick
by Marie-Pier Savoie Kilpatrick
May 7, 2024
Being perfectly positioned in the heart of Canada’s maritime provinces, Moncton offers some of the freshest food in New Brunswick. I’ve had the luxury of …
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The Essential 9 Things to Do in Moncton – And the Traditional Acadian Food You Must Try
by Marie-Pier Savoie Kilpatrick
May 6, 2024
So you’ve already made the (right) choice to visit Moncton, the French-English bilingual capital of New Brunswick (unofficially of course – Fredericton is the capital!). …