Canada News
Experience Vibrant Acadian Culture With The Congrès Mondial Acadien 2024
The gateway to Atlantic Canada, Nova Scotia is set to host The Congrès Mondial Acadien 2024. Taking place in the South West of the province, from 10 – 18 August 2024, the international event will celebrate over 400 years of Acadian culture over nine days of festivities featuring outdoor concerts, culinary experiences, family reunions, music, and heritage.
Frontier Canada Unveils Exciting 2024 Escapes and Social Media Initiatives
Frontier Canada, a tailor-made tour operator, is unveiling its new lineup of 2024 itineraries focusing on Newfoundland, Quebec, and Ontario. The company aims to offer travelers unique experiences, including visits to remote areas such as Northern Quebec and the Forgotten Coast of Newfoundland. Additionally, Frontier Canada is launching social media campaigns highlighting Atlantic Canada and Ottawa.
From Luxurious Glomes to Cozy Cabins – Find Your Perfect Stay in Nova Scotia
The gateway to Atlantic Canada and only a 6-hour flight from the UK, Nova Scotia is filled to the brim with stunning natural beauty and diverse cultures. The province is home to a myriad of small, independent accommodations from cozy, off-grid cabins and luxurious waterfront glomes to an exclusive vineyard farmhouse and wilderness yurts. Check out our top picks to experience Nova Scotia’s nature and local flavours this year:
Moxy Hotels Debuts in Canada’s Coastal City
Moxy Hotels, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s portfolio of over 30 extraordinary hotel brands, announced the opening of Moxy Halifax Downtown, marking the brand’s debut in Canada.
Discover Canada’s Top 50 Spas of 2023: Grotto Spa Reigns Supreme
Canadians and visitors prioritized relaxation, fresh air, and hydrotherapy at spas in 2023. Grotto Spa at Tigh-Na-Mara Seaside Spa Resort on Vancouver Island claimed the top spot, announced Craig Oliver, President of Spas of America.
The Joy and Wonder of a Canadian Winter
Winter is coming: Bring it on, say Canadians, who revel in the thrill and magic of the season. Visitors eager to experience the winter months (which in some regions can last from November to April) are always delighted by the expansiveness of nature and intimacy of culture, the ease of engaging in outdoor and indoor activities, and ultimately the warmth of the Canadian welcome.
WTM Global Report: US pandemic rebound to happen in 2024
New research from WTM reveals that most major travel markets in the Americas have recovered from the pandemic, apart from the US which is due to get back to 2019 levels next year. The WTM Global Travel Report, in association with Tourism Economics, is published to mark the opening of this year’s WTM London, the world’s most influential travel and tourism event.
Hyatt Announces Ambitious Plan to Double its Presence in Canada by 2026
Strategic focus on Canada supports Hyatt’s sustained growth in key leisure markets and one of the industry’s fastest growing loyalty programs
KLM Unveils Renovated Crown Lounges in Toronto and Houston Airports
KLM recently opened two renovated Lounges at the airports of Toronto (Canada) and Houston (United States). Together with the lounges at Schiphol Airport Amsterdam, these are KLM’s only Crown Lounges worldwide. Rejuvenation of these lounges forms part of KLM’s broader strategy: “Run a great airline for our customers and our people”.
Airlift From Canada to Jamaica to be Boosted in November
Minister of Tourism, Hon Edmund Bartlett has welcomed news that air seats out of Canada will increase significantly as of November 5, this year when Canada Jetlines introduces twice-weekly flights between Toronto and Montego Bay.
The Yukon Guide to the Solar Max
Situated in Canada’s Northwest corner, up near the Arctic Circle, the Yukon territory offers visitors the best seats in the house to view the world’s most spectacular light show. The Yukon’s pitch-black sky provides the perfect backdrop for the sulphurous green sheen ripples to dance and explode across the vast expanse of the night sky.
Accessible Yukon
The Yukon is vast and wild with over 80% of the territory being pristine wilderness. The expanse of the territory does not mean that it is inaccessible though and there is plenty for everyone to uncover in Canada’s Northwest corner