Canada travel news and blogs: national parks, road trips, rail journeys, cities and the outdoors, gathered from travel publishers worldwide.
Air Canada is making important changes to its widebody fleet, changes that could allow the airline to outperform many of its rivals in the future
Withdrawal from Cuban destinations and cuts to transborder and leisure services reshape Toronto's travel options.
Prevention is key to your bike’s longevity. If you ride in Canada, you hate this time of year. The season is winding down and it’s time to put your bike away for the winter. You’re probably...
Outlaw Dave has been riding for over 70 years, and has championed the sport of trials in Western Canada for over five decades Trials riding is a niche sport with a long history dating to the early...
Air Canada is undergoing a major fleet reshuffle, bringing updated 737 MAX aircraft into Air Canada Rouge. What does this mean for leisure travelers?
Some of them existed for very little time. Find out more here!
Air Canada will fly its A321XLR between Montreal and Seville from September 2027, skipping peak summer heat and the dead of winter in an unusual seasonal schedule.
United is teaming up with Air Canada to give flyers more choices.
The carrier last flew there 25+ years ago. Find out more here!
The carrier now plans 20 XLR routes to Europe next year. Find them all here!
Air Canada Aeroplan has launched its promised status challenge for World of Hyatt Explorist and Globalist members, with Globalists able to earn up to Aeroplan 75K status over 90 days.
Five of them are starting this winter season.
Americans and Canadians have stopped traveling like one market. Whether a European destination runs North America from New York or has a team in Toronto, the ones that plan for each market separately…
Adventure Cycling Association‘s newest route, the Eastern Canada Bicycle Route, is 930 miles long, linking Toronto, Ottawa, Montréal, and Québec City… The new Eastern Canada Bicycle Route route runs 6…
Canada prepares its infrastructure for fifth-generation airpower.
Air Canada's new A350-1000s will turn lower weight and fuel burn into payload margin — and potentially entirely new long-haul routes.
The military grade bizjet that will be the RCAF's next 'eye in the sky.'
Ashleigh Moolman Pasio made her last appearance on the road at the World Championships in Canada at the end of her fourth and final season with AG Insurance-Soudal, but the South African veteran's fin…
Three more carriers have previously flown their superjumbos to the country.
In 2026, the airline has stopped flying to one long-haul city and five short-haul places. Find them all here!
This page collects travel stories about Canada and its cities from news publishers and travel blogs, including airline and airport news, park updates, routes and guides to every region from the Pacific to the Atlantic and the North.
Many visa-exempt travellers flying to Canada need an Electronic Travel Authorization before departure, while others need a visa; rules depend on your passport and how you arrive. Check the Government of Canada's official guidance before you book.
Canada is enormous, and the distances between regions are best covered by air. Within a region, a car gives the most freedom, especially for parks and small towns. Long-distance trains are a slow, scenic way to cross parts of the country rather than a fast way to get somewhere. In remote areas, fuel stops and mobile coverage can be far apart, so plan ahead.
Summer is peak season for the national parks and the most popular ones get very busy, with some requiring advance reservations for campgrounds and shuttles. Winter is long and cold in most of the country but brings skiing, northern lights and winter festivals. Wildlife is a real consideration on trails; follow park guidance on bears and food storage.
Sales taxes are generally added at the till, and the rate depends on the province. Tipping is customary in restaurants, bars and taxis. Both English and French are official languages, and French is the main language in Quebec.
Most trips focus on one part of the country: the mountains and coast of British Columbia and Alberta, the cities of Ontario and Quebec, the Atlantic provinces, or the North. Each makes a complete trip on its own, and trying to combine distant regions usually means more time in transit than on the ground.