Every September 30th, Canadians across Turtle Island dress in orange shirts to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. As Orange Shirt Day, its other namesake, honours the multi-generational trauma experienced by countless Indigenous people, it’s important to go beyond merely wearing an orange tee for one day of the year.

Going on a cruise is a fantastic way to see new parts of the world. Travel, accommodations, entertainment, and built-in itineraries all rolled up into one package. What a dream! If you’re planning on setting sail this season, make sure your trip is backed up with comprehensive coverage.

Since 1980, World Tourism Day has taken place every 27th of September, thanks to the United Nations (UN). This day celebrates a sector that fosters cultural expression and bridges gaps. Over four decades later, tourism remains an essential pillar in the global economy and an unmatched force in human connection. In time for World Tourism Day 2025, the UN has announced this year’s theme: “Tourism and Sustainable Transformation”.