Canada has officially reopened and 2022 promises to be an exciting year for the Yukon with several UK tour operators and Yukon operators launching thrilling new products for this winter season. The Yukon, located in Canada’s Northwest corner, is a … Continue reading →
Canada Borders Open for Adventurous Skiers Mabey Ski winter 2021/22 programme with unforgettable bucketlist ski adventures in Canada & beyond Adventure ski specialist Mabey Ski (www.mabeyski.com) is excited to announce that with the Canadian borders opening on 7th September 2021*, they have a selection of … Continue reading →
Going Dp and Travelling Slowly in Canada Slow travel is fast catching on as travel returns. But, what is it? In a nutshell, slow travel reminds us why we travel: to discover new parts of the world, cultivate a deeper … Continue reading →
Salmon holds an outsize place in the heritage of Canada, holding social and cultural significance going back millennia. King of fish: Economically vital to many communities, these incredible fish with a unique life cycle play an enormous role … Continue reading →
Sharing is caring: The newly launched website of the Ki’eshgitabaaning Cultural and Healing Lodge, in northwestern Ontario’s Treaty 3 Territory, features podcasts, videos and songs recorded by Anishinaabe elders eager to share their knowledge with future generations. Listeners can … Continue reading →
Air has resumed transatlantic flights between the UK and Canada. After several months of inactivity due to Covid-19 travel restrictions, the airline restarted London Gatwick to Toronto flights. Air Transat will initially be flying three times weekly from London … Continue reading →
For many visitors to Canada meeting the locals also means connecting with Canadians from many different cultural backgrounds. As borders open up again, opportunities abound across the country to connect with Indigenous and global citizens who call Canada home. … Continue reading →
Versante Hotel Greater Vancouver’s Newest Luxury Boutique Hotel Versante Hotel Exterior & Pool Deck ©Versante Hotel Minutes from Vancouver Airport, Versante Hotel is anything but a typical airport hotel Years in the making and hugely anticipated, Versante Hotel — … Continue reading →
Canada’s Outdoor Adventure Canada’s natural assets – from towering cliffs and majestic mountains to glittering ocean and rushing waterfalls – will leave outdoor enthusiasts mesmerized. With natural wonders situated in and around Canada’s biggest cities, there’s no need to … Continue reading →
An afternoon tea in a prestigious five-star hotel in Paris, an après-ski in Whistler, seeing gorillas in the wild in Rwanda, sunset drinks in carved out boats in Botswana’s Okavango Delta while observing incredible birdlife, visiting a sanctuary for … Continue reading →
Join us, along with National Geographic photographer Jad Davenport as we spend a week at Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge in the wilds of northern Manitoba, where the Boreal forest meets Hudson Bay and polar bears cohabitate with wolves. After … Continue reading →
What’s the culinary buzz? After a year of bread-baking, mushroom growing, and backyard farming, and as the world slowly emerges from lockdowns and home confinement, what dining trends will emerge? Made locally, with love: Increasingly, it’s looking to be … Continue reading →
The US again extended land border travel restrictions with Canada and Mexico, even though Canada now allows vaccinated Americans. The US confirmed restrictions were extended until 21 September. It has continued to extend land border travel curbs from Canada and … Continue reading →
With US-Canada travel set to begin on Aug. 9, wanted to share a list of new hotels that have opened since the initial border closure from Hyatt for any roundups or news stories planned, as well as some properties that a New Hyatt Hotel … Continue reading →
Air Canada has restarted transatlantic flights between its hub at Toronto Pearson Airport and Dublin. It is operating three-times weekly nonstop service. Flights are operated with Boeing 787-9 aircraft, featuring 30 Air Canada Signature Class, 21 Premium Economy and 247 … Continue reading →
Riviera Travel is resuming its ‘Maritime Canada’ tour in 2022. The 11-day getaway takes in the Atlantic coastline provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. A total of six tours are available, from May to September. There … Continue reading →
Air Canada unveiled more details of its planned international summer schedule, restarting another 17 routes to 11 destinations. The airline is resuming its service between Calgary and Frankfurt, as of 1 August, up to four times weekly, and is also … Continue reading →
Air Canada unveiled more details of its planned international summer schedule, restarting another 17 routes to 11 destinations. The airline is resuming its service between Calgary and Frankfurt, as of 1 August, up to four times weekly, and is also … Continue reading →
One of Canada’s most recognizable icons, the canoe is much more than a mere vessel – it represents an integral part of the country’s cultural identity, the determination of long-ago explorers, colonial expansion and Indigenous resilience. According to Jeremy … Continue reading →
Storytelling is part of the Yukon’s soul with First Nations people handing their stories down through generations. In 2021, the Yukon celebrates 125 years since the start of iconic Gold Rush, which produced writers such as Jack London who … Continue reading →
