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Consumers Want Sustainable Travel Choices and Canadian Brands Are Delivering
Initiatives such as Booking.com's Sustainability Badge program are driving a new era of eco-consciousness among tourism consumers.
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At Disney World, a Toddler’s First Visit Spins a Tale of Family Togetherness
The Magic Kingdom delivers on its promise to forge genuine family memories through its steadfast dedication to cultivating children's sense of awe.
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Soul Searching In the Poetic Acadian Shores
On Nova Scotia's southwestern coast, ageless beauty entices you to gaze at nature while a new wellness attraction encourages you to look within.
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Calgary’s Food Scene Goes Big Time
Cosmopolitan flavours, vegetarian gems, and big breakfast delights await on your next visit to Alberta's thriving metropolis.
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Calgary’s Music Scene Is In a Groove
Anchored by the National Music Centre, Alberta's big city is attracting more musicians and cultivating a scene with talent and tunes.
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Fresh Summer Events Add to the Fun in Vancouver
The Vancouver International Polo Festival is among the activities that are livening up the west coast in 2022.
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On the Acadian Shores, Scallops and So Much More to Adore
Seafood deliciousness and exquisite scenery are eternal draws to charming southwest Nova Scotia.
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Birmingham, the Commonwealth Games Host City, Finds Gold in Tourism
UK’s second most populous city known for invention is building an energetic metropolitan destination in the heart of England.
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Montreal Is Child’s Play
The heartbeat of Quebec culture is a family-friendly haven for fun and education.
