Category: Travel Tips & Inspiration

As Mother’s Day approaches, it’s time to start brainstorming ways to celebrate the remarkable women in our lives who have shaped us with their love, wisdom, and unwavering support.

I recently ​took​​ ​an unforgettable 15-day trip to Morocco with my spouse and four of our closest friends. Our itinerary included Casablanca, Marrakech, Erg Chigaga, Taroudant, and Essaouira. The scenery was mind-blowing and the cities vibrant, but my highlight was how friendly and welcoming the locals were, everywhere we went.  

Depending on where you’re travelling from, international travel to Canada can be challenging due to travel requirements from your home country along with the Government of Canada’s travel restrictions. But not to worry—we’re here to help.

The annual cherry blossom season is a great time to travel and enjoy the arrival of spring. It’s a time-honoured tradition, in fact, to travel with the sole purpose of appreciating spring’s blooms. The Japanese even have a word for it: hanami, or flower viewing, which denotes the simple pleasure of looking at a single cherry tree or group of trees in bloom.

I think everyone is a little biased when it comes to their homeland, but since moving to Canada I have always been surprised by how many people tell me that Ireland is on their ‘bucket list’ of travel destinations. In this blog, I’ll go over some tips and recommendations for anyone who wants to make that trip a reality.

Family Day is a holiday observed in multiple provinces across Canada, dedicated to spending quality time with loved ones to cherish the importance of family, both chosen and related. It’s celebrated in Alberta, British Columbia, New Brunswick, Ontario and Saskatchewan. Since this holiday is just around the corner, what better way to celebrate than by enjoying it right here in Canada?

How much are you actually allowed to bring back into Canada? What’s the duty-free limit these days? Are there things that you aren’t allowed to bring back to Canada? Luck for you, we’ve broken down everything you need to know about how much you’re able to bring back to Canada from a shopping trip across the border. 

Wow, what a whirlwind year it’s been! And if you’re like us, you’re dreaming of what the next year of travel will bring. In this post, from Europe to South America, to Asia and the South Pacific, each of our TuGo bloggers will share where they’re dreaming of for the year ahead.

After carefully planning your vacation, packing your bags strategically, and finally arriving at your destination, the last thing you want deal with is trouble, whether it be an unexpected medical emergency, theft, or a threat to your personal safety.

One of Canada’s most popular cities for tourists is Montreal. It may not be your first choice to discover the city during the cold months, but there are plenty of activities to enjoy during the winter season.