Craig Silva

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Travel Writer, Freelance
Contributor, The Travel Pub
Member, Society of American Travel Writers
Member, The International Travel Writers Alliance

Oakville, Toronto

Canada, Food and Dining, Travel

As seen in: Society of American Travel Writers, The International Travel Writers Alliance, The Travel Pub, LinkedIn, Modern Mississauga, Do the Daniel, Toronto Times, HOMES+ Magazine, Modern Traveller

Covers: Travel, Food, Lifestyle, Auto

Doesn't Cover: Extreme Sports

Travel ✈️ Food 🌮 Lifestyle 🇨🇦 Auto 🚗 Writer. Member of @satw and @writersalliance. DM for collabs.

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Introducing Craig Silva, a distinguished travel journalist and adept social media strategist. With a flair for storytelling, Craig brings destinations to life through his captivating writing, drawing readers into immersive experiences. His expertise extends beyond the written word, leveraging his skills in social media strategy to amplify content reach and engagement. Known for his reliability and exceptional quality of work, Craig consistently over-delivers, making him a trusted and valuable a…

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Le Pays de la Sagouine: A Tribute to Acadian Culture and Heritage

Located along the scenic shores of Bouctouche Bay in New Brunswick, Le Pays de la Sagouine offers a lively ce…

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The Ultimate Zimbabwe Bucket List - The Travel Pub

From the roar of cascading waterfalls to the rolling hills, Zimbabwe delivers a range of experiences that cat…

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Embracing Elegance and Adventure at The Steamboat Grand in Steamboat Springs, Colorado

Located amid the breathtaking landscapes of the Rocky Mountains, Steamboat Springs is a haven for outdoor ent…

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Ottawa is Brimming with Culture and Charm

As the capital city of Canada, Ottawa stands as a testament to the nation’s rich history, vibrant culture, an…

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From Adobe to Legacy: The Historic Missions of El Paso

El Paso holds a unique place in the history of the American Southwest, serving as a crossroads of cultures, f…

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From Adobe to Legacy: The Historic Missions of El Paso

El Paso holds a unique place in the history of the American Southwest, serving as a crossroads of cultures, f…

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Finding Zen in the Heart of the City at AIRE Ancient Baths Toronto

Jun 09, 2026 |

By Craig Silva

| Toronto Times

by Craig Silva Toronto moves fast. Streetcars glide through crowded intersections, office towers stretch skyward, and sidewalks buzz with a steady rhythm of activity from morning until long after sunset. Yet hidden within the city’s historic core is a place where that energy seems to dissolve the moment you step inside. Behind the doors of AIRE Ancient Baths Toronto, candlelight flickers against stone walls, water shimmers softly in the darkness, and silence takes centre stage.

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Where Greatness Still Echoes: Inside Louisville’s Muhammad Ali Center

Jun 08, 2026 |

By Craig Silva

| The Travel Pub

The sound of Muhammad Ali’s voice drifts through the galleries long before visitors fully settle into the experience. It bounces softly off polished walls and open spaces, carrying the same rhythm, confidence, and unmistakable charm that once captivated millions around the world. Outside, downtown Louisville moves at its usual pace along West Main Street, but inside the Muhammad Ali Center, time seems to stretch differently. People slow down. Conversations quiet.

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Kentucky History Still Sings at My Old Kentucky Home State Park

Jun 01, 2026 |

By Craig Silva

| The Travel Pub

Late afternoon settles gently over Bardstown, casting long shadows across white fences and towering cedar trees as the sound of cicadas hums through the warm Kentucky air. At the edge of town, beyond bourbon distilleries and brick storefronts, sits a place where the past feels unusually close. The grand Federal Hill mansion rises above rolling lawns with quiet confidence, its red brick façade glowing softly beneath the sun, as if it has been waiting for visitors for more than two centuries.