TweetFrom coast to coast, Canadian destinations ranked highly by global travellers. Condé Nast Traveler announced the results of its annual Readers’ Choice Awards with Cape Breton Island (#1) and Vancouver Island (#3) both recognised in the category of Top 5 … Continue reading →
Tweet This is your chance to save up to $1,000* on M/V Victory I™ or M/V Victory II™ 2020 voyages. Let these ships set the scene for exploration as we navigate inland lakes and colorful harbors on an array of brand-new 2020 itineraries. Our destination experts … Continue reading →
Tweet Canada Rocks Winter If you thought festivals and fairs were just for summer time, think again. Canada rocks the winter months – arguably the rowdiest time to celebrate outdoors. Travellers can view ice sculptures, enjoy a bobsleigh ride, … Continue reading →
Tweet Also known as the Aurora Borealis, the lights are elusive, and often play hard to get but this natural phenomenon is so stunning and ethereal that people travel from across the globe just for a glimpse. Here’s your … Continue reading →
Tweet Low cost carrier Sun Country is adding a new country to its flight network – Canada. The airline will launch its first flights north of the border from its main Minneapolis-St. Paul hub to Vancouver. The seasonal route will … Continue reading →
TweetEnterprise Holdings is expanding north of the border with the acquisition of Canadian operator Discount Car and Truck Rentals. Enterprise Holdings’ Canadian subsidiary announced it will acquire all corporate-owned locations and the Quebec licensee’s daily rental businesses. Discount Car and … Continue reading →
Tweet Air Canada is adding two new summer season transborder routes. New Montreal-Nashville and Calgary-Boston flight routes begin in June 2020. Nashville daily service operates June 1, 2020 through October 25, 2020 on Air Canada Express two-class 76-seat Embraer E175 … Continue reading →
Tweet From the Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac, the most photographed hotel in the world, to remote wilderness lodges, Australian travellers are spoiled for choice when it comes to selecting a special property to enhance their unforgettable Canadian adventures. Read on for … Continue reading →
Tweet Canadian low cost carrier has added new routes out of Winnipeg to four US vacation hotspots. The new flights kicked off at the weekend to Las Vegas, Orlando, Fort Lauderdale and Tampa. The seasonal services operate twice a week … Continue reading →
Tweet Air Transat will offer twice as many flights from Gatwick to Toronto next summer, and it will increase flights from Gatwick to Montreal from three to five times a week. The twice daily service to Toronto and flights to … Continue reading →
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TweetCanadian budget carrier Flair Air is living up to its name with a new brand refresh. The airline unveiled a new aircraft livery and flight attendants will begin wearing new uniforms from April, made by Canadian designers CarryCorp. The rebranding … Continue reading →
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Tweet A round up of florals ways to enjoy Spring in Canada. Vancouver, British Columbia Mild West Coast Vancouver is Canada’s best city for cherry blossoms, thanks to a generous 1930s gift from Japan: hundreds of trees as a thank-you … Continue reading →
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Tweet Victoria, BC — Responding to a growing demand for expedition cruises in ecologically rich environments, Canadian ecotourism pioneer Maple Leaf Adventures will, in 2019, launch British Columbia’s first ship designed specifically for luxury expeditions along Canada’s spectacular west coast – … Continue reading →
Tweet Explore the Legendary Northwest Passage with A&K USA’s Chairman Emeritus Join A&K USA Chairman Emeritus Phil Otterson and our world-class Expedition Team on a luxurious 24-day journey through the entire rarely transited Northwest Passage. Sail on exclusively chartered … Continue reading →
Tweet Canadian Regions are rocking the 2019 top travel listings. They may not be the places you’ve heard about but there are reasons these provinces and territories are making these publishers sit up and take notice. Lonely Planet listed … Continue reading →
