Call it mystical, call it magical, call it whatever you like – but the truth is that seeing the Northern Lights is a once in a lifetime experience. To top it all, NASA has predicted that this year’s northern lights will be …
With 69% of Canadians being members of a travel rewards program and another 68% saying they’d be likely to join a new travel loyalty program, it’s no wonder the Expedia+ program has gotten a lot of traction lately. Travelling at full price …
Bienvenue en France! The so-called “Hexagon” is home to plenty of clichés (most of which tend to reflect reality), like baguettes, striped sweaters, bérets, cheeses, haute gastronomie… and copious amounts of wine. So whether you’re a wine aficionado or simply …
Travelling to Japan for the first time, but unsure where to start? The land of the rising sun, still deeply anchored in tradition, will certainly surprise you in the best possible way. And while Japan boasts plenty of fascinating cities and …
Let’s make something clear from the get-go: Canadian travellers haven’t been at such a disadvantage in terms of currencies in a very, very long time. It’s a pity, really! But fret not: our team of experts here at expedia.ca managed to find …
More and more Canadians are choosing to spend their Christmas break down south – and frankly, who can blame them? Between the overeating, the ludicrous Christmas sweaters and the freezing weather, it’s no wonder so many sunlight-deprived Canucks opt or a carefree, warm …
While Europe may be best enjoyed by train and South-East Asia by air, there is no better way to discover North America than by taking the road. Especially in the United States, where car rentals are very affordable and where there …
“Oh my God, Marie, London is SO expensive – how can you afford to travel there so often?” is something I’ve heard more times than I can count. But the truth is: London is nowhere near as expensive as people presume. …
There is no doubt that Las Vegas has long been and continues to be a popular tourist destination; the city has been featured on many bucket lists over the years, whether it’s for the party scene or the sheer experience …
Gone are the days when oversea holidays were the only kind of holiday. Today, more and more Canadians are choosing to stay in North America for their vacation and visit one of the many vibrant cities close to our front door. Between …
If you’re going to splurge on a luxury trip, it might as well be Paris. After all, few other cities in the world do lavish hotel rooms, extravagant boutiques and refined brasseries the way Paris does. Paris was ruled by its five …
One of the most enjoyable things about Europe for North Americans is undeniably how close every country is to each other. The notion of going on a day trip is much more tangible on the Old Continent than it is here, in …
Although most visitors will choose to travel to Europe in the spring to save some serious bucks, there are many other perfectly acceptable reasons to cross the pond between March and May; the weather, for starters, is much more enjoyable in the …
Eating pants alert: Las Vegas, as with anything else, does not take dining experiences lightly, neither atmosphere, size or flavour wise. The city of excesses bodes well as far as food is concerned; after all, what would Sin City be …
Did you know that Canadians love – and, to a significant extent, rely on – travel rewards programs to help meet their travel goals? A recent survey commissioned by Expedia.ca shows that almost 69% of Canadians are members of a travel rewards program while …
While Montreal is often considered to be Canada’s party city because of its hyperactive nightlife, in reality it boasts various other attributes that would make any city, Canadian or non-Canadian, green with envy. Indeed, Montreal is great in a lot …
While Cancun is mostly famous for its idyllic beaches and fancy resorts, the Yucatan peninsula offers plenty of activities that have nothing to do with sunbathing and relaxing by the pool. Cenotes Because of its swiss cheese-like limestone landscape, the Yucatan peninsula …
It may be bordered by two vast bodies of water and it may boast the warm climate that residents of the Northern hemisphere so often long for, but Costa Rica’s real draw has nothing to do with its looks, and rather what …
Despite being one of the world’s paramount cities and being notorious for its disgraceful housing prices, the Big Apple knows how to please every type of tourist; indeed, unbeknownst to a lot of neophytes, New York City offers a staggering quantity of things to do that won’t break …
While London and Edinburgh have been getting all the attention over the past two decades, another British city has been slowly transforming into an effortless urban centre that would soon become the envy of all – Glasgow, in good old Bonnie …
Whether it’s for its history, its architecture, its pub scene or its crazy fashion, London has been drawing millions of visitors eager to discover what the British capital has to offer. But in one of the world’s most cosmopolitan and …
Gone are the days where Fort Lauderdale was almost exclusively filled with retirees and snowbirds; the seaside city has now blossomed into a thriving destination for young families, couples and groups of friends, where everyone is guaranteed a good time. …
Perhaps Miami’s most distinctive feature (after the ocean and Dexter Morgan), the historic Miami Beach Architectural District doesn’t fail to impress. Often nicknamed the “Art Deco Playground”, South Beach truly is a living postcard of Miami – Ocean Drive’s skyline …
No longer just the “most European city of North America,” Montreal is home to many thriving neighbourhoods that are just waiting to be discovered by visitors who’d like something other than the sights of Old Montreal. The best example of this …
