Destinations

Vancouver, a bustling west coast seaport in British Columbia, is among Canada’s densest, most ethnically diverse cities. A popular filming location, it’s surrounded by mountains, and has thriving art, theatre and music scenes.

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Abbotsford is nestled in the beautiful Fraser Valley and a drive to Vancouver is only one hour. It’s the perfect destination for foodies and wine lovers with stunning scenery…waterfalls, caves and the legendary Sumas Mountain.

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Calgary has a cosmopolitan, welcoming vibe, high-quality shopping, great food, and plenty of family attractions. Every July, it’s home to the thrilling Calgary Stampede and the magnificent, scenic Rocky Mountains are only an hour’s drive.

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Edmonton offers plenty to explore year-round with many incredible festivals and the West Edmonton Mall, North America’s Largest mall and indoor amusement park. In the winter, the beloved ski spot Marmot Bason and Jasper National Park are a road trip away. You may even catch views of the Northern Lights while in the Rockies!

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Forests and prairies in Winnipeg await exploration. Visit the Canadian Museum for Human rights for an architectural sight or check out the two-week long Folklorama festival in the summer that celebrates different cultures and ethnic heritages.

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Toronto, the largest city in Canada, is a fast-paced mecca for culture, art, cuisine, and home of the most popular pro sports teams in Canada. If the great outdoors are calling your name, YYZ is conveniently located en route to cottage country in Muskoka, and onwards up to Algonquin Park. Connecting through Pearson International Airport invites a world of flight opportunities!

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Montréal is the second-most populous city in Canada. Both French and English are spoken in the city and 120 ethnocultural communities are represented. The city has more than 50 museums, more than 800 public artworks, a dedicated entertainment district, Quartier des spectacles, featuring more than 80 cultural venues, and is home to the Montréal Canadiens hockey team. Montréal offers plenty of things to do for everyone.

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The capital city of Nova Scotia has lots to offer from the freshest seafood to lively music and splendid historic architecture. Visit the waterfront of downtown Halifax for one of the world’s longest boardwalks. If you travel east, you will see the iconic red and white lighthouse in Peggy’s Cove!

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Orlando has plenty to offer to travelers seeking a memorable vacation. Walt Disney World Resort features four theme parks; Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom and Epcot. There’s endless entertainment and dining options in the sunshine state!

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Cancun offers a wide range of all-inclusive resorts to choose from, fitting all budget and travel styles. Cancun’s vibrant nightlife and world-class entertainment are sure to impress! By day you could adventure on an excursion to a nearby Mayan ruin Chichén Itzá or snorkel in the crystal-clear waters.

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Punta Cana has world-class all-inclusive resorts lining the coast, from budget-friendly getaways to luxury vacations. Bavaro Adventure Park offers 15 attractions including ziplining, Zorb bubbles, off-roading and a Jurassic World dinosaur park that kids will love.

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Varadero, Cuba is home to one of the world’s most famous stretches of sand, Varadero Beach. The island’s capital city of Havana is just a day trip away, and the historic cities of nearby Trinidad and Santa Clara may also be explored between rest and relaxation on the beach!

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Cayo Coco is a tropical island in the Jardines del Rey chain, off central Cuba. Known for its white-sand beaches and many all-inclusive resorts. Take a boat ride through the mangroves in Laguna de la Redonda and uncover another side of Cuba’s natural beauty. Eat a delicious lobster with a view of the ocean, kitesurf in Cayo Guillermo and sink your feet into the soft sand of Playa Pilar.

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