With maple syrup, friendly people, and vast land and wildlife, Canada is attracting many visitors.  While Toronto is known to be Canada’s hotspot and a world leader in culture, entertainment, business, and technology, it’s no wonder it receives 27.5 million visitors annually. However, it is not among the top five Canadian destinations. According to a …

Island destinations rate high on travelers’ wish lists of places to escape to in the summer, causing overcrowding in popular places like Greece, Spain, Italy, and Mexico.  This has caused tourists a range of issues to contend with, from increased pricing and additional visitor taxation to flight cancellations and travel delays.  While many are prepared …

Every American would like to experience strolling an old medieval town, exploring the imperial chambers of a castle, and marveling at Europe’s gorgeous historic monuments. Sadly, prices are on the rise, and international trips have become painfully, if not prohibitively, expensive. If you’re still unsure about boarding a long-haul to a distant country and would …

Did you know that you can work remotely in Canada for up to six months? According to current Canadian laws, travelers with a tourist visa can work from the country and stay for up to 6 months.  There’s been a new update issued on June 27th this year to remind foreign visitors that this is …

With summer just around the corner, many are finalizing their summer travel plans. Some will head abroad, and some plan to stick close to home, but regardless of where people are planning on traveling, it’s clear that a massive number of people will take a trip this summer. While America’s national park system gets a …

The United States of America is not the first destination that comes to mind when you think of safety issues affecting tourists. Like much of the Western World, it has been historically considered a safe destination, while countries like Mexico and their Latin American partners have been under scrutiny for years over isolated incidents that …

It’s 2023, and travelers are exploring the destinations they’ve always wanted to visit. More countries, like Canada, are investing in tourism to get the most out of this industry and recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. According to a new report shared by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), the 2023 Economic Impact Research (EIR), …

If you’ve ever dreamt of taking a luxury train ride through the wilderness, it might be closer to home than you thought.  The Rocky Mountaineer gives you the chance to experience an unforgettable multi-day train journey through the Rocky Mountains, with three distinct routes across Canada (and one in the United States).  From the stunning …

2022 has been the year of travel chaos in Canada. Besides a record number of flights getting canceled, especially over the summer, one of the biggest complaints has been the mishandling of luggage. The issue has affected several airlines, but there is one, in particular, that is most likely to lose your luggage on flights …

This spring, direct trains between New York and one of Canada’s most beautiful cities will start running again for the first time in three years. During the pandemic, cross-border tourism between the U.S. and its northern neighbor effectively came to standstill due to strict entry regimes and health requirements. Fortunately, Canada has now fully reopened, …

Breaking a decade-long hiatus, a vital route between North America and one of Asia’s busiest hubs has finally been re-established. Beginning this winter, Canadians will be able to fly nonstop to Thailand from Air Canada’s base in Vancouver, avoiding long, unnecessary layovers in other countries. On top of that, they are exempt from any health …

“Why are plane tickets so expensive in Canada?”: a popular Google search and a frequently asked question in forums like Quora. And the main answer? Limited competition.  Historically, Canada has ranked among the most expensive countries for air travel, but something is changing in the north. And yes, airplane fares have been skyrocketing worldwide, but …