Last year was a huge year for Canada’s parks. In celebration of the country’s 150th birthday, national parks waived entrance fees for all of 2017. What followed was a record number of visitors taking in Canada’s natural wonder. Some parks even had to close temporarily due to overcrowding, or turn visitors
Canada had one hell of a birthday party last year. According to Statistics Canada, we welcomed a record 20.8 million visitors in 2017. This can be attributed in part to celebrations marking the 150th anniversary of Canada’s Confederation. And, of course, free parks. “The 2017 figures are a 4.4-percent increase over
Bloomberg has just released a list of ‘Winter Vacations for People Who Want to Do Nothing’. Finally, something we can all get behind. While it does mention several activities that are anything but nothing – dogsledding and concerts – make no mistake that every destination has been carefully selected for
This article is sponsored advertising content by TD Canada Trust Sunny days at a beach make summer even better, we all know it. From Sauble to Wasaga Beach, tucking into the sand dunes and swimming through the waves in our Great Lakes are a major key summer tradition in this
The sharing economy and a market demand for personalized experiences have changed how Millennial men like to travel. When a pair of flip-flops and an oversized backpack were all young guns used to desire for a trip to Thailand, today it’s a well-designed suitcase and environmentally sustainable accommodations. Guys are
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