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Montreal Brings Music Tourism to a Crescendo
Festivals, musical heritage, relentless inventiveness are reasons why Quebec's big city remains the No. 1 place in the country to explore music and fun.
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20 Best Places to Travel in Canada for 2023: Montreal Tops for Music Tourism
Editors and Writers select the leading destinations for song and dance across the nation, led by big cities and Maritime gems.
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Quebec’s Seaside Destination with a Difference
The Magdalen Islands provide plenty of nourishment for the soul and stomach with a relaxed environment and stunning coastal scenery in Quebec.
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On the Magdalen Islands, a Culinary Gem Awaits
Chef Hugo Lefrançois of Resto Bistro Accents bring elegant flavours to one of Canada's favourite seaside destinations.
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Why Indigenous Experiences Benefit Canadian Travellers
Vacay.ca's editor explains the reasons why Indigenous tourism experiences have been selected as the choice activities for 2022.
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20 Best Places to Travel in Canada for 2022: Time for Indigenous Tourism
Wendake, Quebec is the No. 1 place to visit in Canada for 2022, leading an amazing collection of Indigenous experiences from coast to coast.
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Venturing to Old Quebec City to Renew a Life of Travel
When the pandemic allowed for trips to begin, the capital of La Belle Province proved the ideal destination for a couple eager for escape.
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Where to Next for Quebec’s Masterful Normand Laprise
Culinary pioneer discusses his love of travel and his ambition to support the province’s food suppliers in the latest edition of our “Chefs Talk” series.
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Hail to Whales in Quebec’s St. Lawrence Region
Follow the St. Lawrence River from Quebec City north to Tadoussac and visit the mammals that call Saguenay-St-Lawrence Marine Park home.
