5 tips to help your travel dollars go farther
Photo via Aeroplan Many Canadians are continuing to enjoy travel despite rising prices for, well, just about everything—in fact, last summer saw a 35% uptick in Canadians taking trips abroad. So, how do they make it work? There’s something to be said about saving and spending the old-fashioned way to get you closer to a…
Read MoreThe top UK holiday destinations to visit this year
Looking for holiday ideas to explore Britain’s wonderful highlights? We’re here to help and have rounded up the very best UK holiday destinations to visit. When it comes to escaping the daily grind, UK holiday destinations offer incredible sites you just won’t find abroad. From our amazing railways taking you through breathtaking countryside to our…
Read MoreThe Best Books Our Editors Brought on a Trip This Year
It is often said that the world is a great book, and those that do not travel only read one page. What if you read books as well as travel? You would be quite the literary sort, indeed. Here at Condé Nast Traveler, our journeys take us to places near and far, and we don’t…
Read MoreExtra trains, earlier start: take transit to the Vancouver Sun Run Apr. 21
Photo: Michael Whyte/Flickr The 40th Vancouver Sun Run takes place on Sunday, Apr. 21, and we are ready to help you get to Canada’s biggest start line quickly and conveniently. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or this is your first race, getting there stress-free is key to starting off on the right foot. Extra SkyTrain,…
Read MoreTravel Tips For Snowbirds Returning To Canada
The Canada Border Services Agency and the Canadian Snowbird Association are encouraging Canadians who have spent the winter abroad to plan ahead for a smooth return to Canada this spring. These are the top travel tips to know before arriving at the border: Have your travel documents handy. Whether travelling by land, air or water, you can help speed up…
Read MoreTravel tips to live by: Checklist for every vacation
The season of summer holiday travel is just around the corner. You might find yourself heading to one of the U.S.’s many national parks, exploring a historic European city or jetting off somewhere tropical, like the Maldives. That all sounds like fun, but unfortunately, travel mishaps may also happen. Luggage gets lost, passports get misplaced…
Read MoreSummer in Europe: When and Where We’re Going to Avoid the Crowds
In turn, for many, the more standard city breaks will fall later in the year. “Athens and Rome will always be desirable destinations, but we’ve seen an uptick in many people preferring to go there in May and October to swerve crowds,” says Carolyn Addison, head of product at Black Tomato, noting the weather in…
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