This article was originally published on December 4, 2018. We’re republishing it just in time for the bite of winter, 2020. So read on and find out more about some of the coldest cities in Canada. Winter in Canada means …
The concept of mixing business with pleasure is on the rise, so you won’t be the only one extending your work trip by a couple of days. Our “Unpacking Bleisure Travel Trends” study discovered that over half of domestic and …
As part of our Travel Sensations series, we searched the country for destinations with the most aromatic profiles.
Ask any hophead from Nova Scotia to British Columbia, and you’ll hear the same refrain: craft beer in Canada just keeps getting better. Hoppier IPAs! Lighter lagers! Even more sour sours! There’s so much going on, it can be hard …
Canada’s reputation for friendliness extends to willingness to embrace inclusivity and diversity. People here are just more welcoming, and LGBTQ2+ travellers traverse the country uninhibited, especially to the cities. We chose the following places as the top LGBT-friendly cities for …
The millennial. Maybe he’s currently wearing ironic suspenders while typing a text message on a typewriter. Perhaps she’s wearing a floppy hat, taking a picture of her brunch. However you feel about them, these Instagram-happy, eco-aware, darkly humorous explorers have …
City centre, main street, the business district—whatever you may choose to call it, a city’s downtown is where the magic happens, and we have the numbers to prove it. According to a recent poll by Expedia.ca, one-third of all Canadians …
We’re not going to ask you your sign. You’ve probably been asked enough times at the bar to throw a drink in someone’s face if it happens again (extra likely if you’re a fiery Leo). Some people find astrology to …
Festival season has a way of splashing paint on your cheeks and adding pep in your step on your way to good food, good beer, and new friends. With Canada’s 150th anniversary coming up, you better believe that towns around …
If anyone thinks you’re spending your Friday night alone with Netflix, they have no idea who you are. It doesn’t matter if you’re travelling solo to Winnipeg or are single in the city, there’s a ton to experience in town. …
It’s a new year and we hope you put “travel more” on the top of your to-do list. It’s 2017, the 150th anniversary of the country, and there are dozens of places hosting celebrations, unique festivals, and award-winning attractions. Each …
With a spiked hot chocolate and long sweater sheltering your chilly fingers like a turtle shell, you’re ready to take on winter. Granted, it may be tempting to come home from work, drop your stuff near the door, then make …
