Category: Travel Tips & Inspiration

June is National Indigenous History Month in Canada; a time to reflect on the ways that First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples have shaped our collective history, culture and identity. Indigenous Peoples’ valued contributions to the environment, agriculture, the arts, traditions and way of life are celebrated at this time, offering other Canadians and visitors an opportunity to learn and spread awareness.

Whether or not you identify as LGBTQ2+, Pride welcomes everyone. It’s a celebration of who you are as an individual, regardless of your identity, ethnicity, age or religion.  

After two years of living and breathing the east coast, my family came out from Vancouver to visit me in Halifax, where I was going to school. From there, we took an Atlantic Coast road trip around Cape Breton and Prince Edward Island—exploring the red sandy beaches, the winding beauty of the Cabot Trail, and just about everything in between. 

Learn how to travel with a toddler like a pro. From the best toys to snacks, gear & more, these expert tips will make your next trip with the kids a breeze!

Now that changes in international travel restrictions have made it easier for Canadians to go on vacations abroad during the pandemic, you might risk running into this familiar, yet nerve-wracking scenario: you’ve booked your flight, accommodation, all your activities and restaurant reservations for your upcoming trip… only to realize that your passport, although technically not expired, isn’t valid!

Here’s everything you need to know about how this database tracks your border crossing history and why you need to ensure it’s accurate.

it’s important to consider some key health, wellness, and safety issues so that you can best prepare for your trip. Read on for our guide to spring break travel during COVID-19: 8 Things to know before you go.

As many of us begin to travel again, naturally, COVID-19 will be top-of-mind. But what about other global health risks, like Zika, that have dropped from the news cycle?

Travelling can be stressful, even at the best of times. But travelling due to the death or imminent death of a beloved family member comes with its own struggles.

Camping has always been something that I felt was good for my body and soul. Travel and life outdoors are how the human species began, and our need to connect to our land is something I found to be universal throughout my travels.