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From the Yukon’s glittering gold rush history to the remote coastal communities of Atlantic Canada to the French flare of Québec, Canada is a vast and diverse country that tempts visitors with its endless wilderness, cosmopolitan cities and year-round festivities. Not sure where to start? Let us inspire you with our dedicated Canada hub…

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cities and regions

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Indigenous immersion in Saskatchewan

A new Indigenous Tourism Corridor brings together three products ready to be packaged and sold

Quebec needs its “important agent partners”

Quebec is looking to the trade to share the province’s diversity and huge range of touring options, Stephane Tellier, Delegate, Business Development UK, Bonjour Quebec, tells Selling Canada

World Cup parties show off Canada’s natural sides

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Travel themes

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Indigenous

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Introducing…Nunavut

A beautiful and vast region of the Canadian Arctic, Nunavut is much more accessible than travel advisors or their clients may realise

Métis Crossing, Alberta

At a cultural centre and wildlife park in Alberta, visitors can participate in hands-on interpretive programming designed and run by Indigenous people.

First among equals

From coast to coast, authentic Indigenous owned and operated experiences offer visitors the chance to get to know the history and culture of Canada’s original groups, writes Steve Hartridge

Sustainable and Responsible Travel

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Siwash offers an authentic wilderness experience

Siwash Lake Wilderness Resort and Ranch appeals to travellers seeking immersive, experience-led luxury rooted in conservation and authenticity, says Allyson Rogers, Owner and General Manager

Celebrating Canada’s diversity and inclusion

Toronto, Montréal and Vancouver are three cities that wholeheartedly embrace and celebrate Canada’s diversity, says Rupert Parker

TREADING lightly

Wonderful wilderness, eco-friendly resorts and exciting human-powered adventures make Canada the perfect choice for a sustainable escape, says Lauren Jarvis

Health & wellbeing

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Time to snow down

Winter is a time for enjoying Canada’s crisp air and beautiful scenery – and to let the majesty of the season dissipate any worries and heighten the senses, says Rupert Parker

Mixed abilities: Canada for all

Canada’s tourism sector is taking great strides to ensure it is a destination for travellers with all accessibility needs, reports Julie Baxter

Just what the doctor ordered: Mind, Body and Soul in Canada

Whether you’re looking for a cultural escape, active adventure or relaxing retreat, Canada’s diverse landscapes and experiences will deliver, says Lauren Jarvis

Adventure & Wildlife

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A window on the Rockies by helicopter

A Hiking in the Rockies itinerary offers an adventurous way to explore the Canadian Rockies, using helicopter transfers to reach remote alpine terrain

Prairie provinces fishing for wilderness seekers

Introducing…Nunavut

A beautiful and vast region of the Canadian Arctic, Nunavut is much more accessible than travel advisors or their clients may realise

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Great Outdoors

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Winter & Arctic

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Go off-piste in Québec’s Eastern Townships

It might not be Canada’s best-known ski destination but the Eastern Townships is a firm favourite among snow sports enthusiasts

Winter in Canada’s Alberta

From snowy mountain tops to ice caves, there are plenty of ways to make the most of the magical wonderland that is Alberta in the winter

Under the path reach for the moon

Visitors to parts of Eastern Canada on April 8 2024 could be moonstruck – that is if they time it right and are in the right location, says Peter Ellegard

National Parks

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Hiking trails across Atlantic Canada

A network of hiking trails leads the way to panoramic mountain vistas, tidal crossings and ancient forests that are home to moose and deer

Quebec’s outdoor adventure

From summiting mountain peaks to camping under the stars, Quebec’s big skies, deep gorges and winding rivers give adventurous clients plenty to play with...

Back to nature in Ontario

Ontario is so much more than its capital, Toronto. Encourage clients to head north to explore the wild side of the province...

northern lights

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How to sell stargazing in Alberta

The night sky in Alberta is home to five designated Dark Sky Preserves – including two of the largest in the world. Here’s how to sell them

Tripping the light fantastic in Canada

Canada is the ideal place to see the northern lights, with viewings across the country from October to March

Look Down, Look Up

Dramatic coastal scenery, abundant marine life and specacular night skies all form part of Canada’s appeal to travellers. Stuart Forster looks at four attractions, below and above

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Essentials

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Canada’s NEWS

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New bedding and amenities for Air Canada

The new products have been designed to provide better rest and comfort onboard

BA and Porter tie-up offers seamless travel to cities across Canada

A new codeshare agreement will connect British Airways customers with 17 Canadian routes

Ski Independence has content and offers for agents

Ready-made marketing content and promotional campaigns will increase agents' selling power

canada a-z

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A-Z of Autumn in Canada

From A for Aurora Borealis to Z for Zen, here are 26 reasons to visit Canada in the Autumn

Specialist agents offer High value

Destination Canada’s popular training vehicles are winning plaudits from agents who are lining up some weighty bookings and commission earnings, says Steve Hartridge

Six of the best: Canada food tours

From farm-to-table fare to Michelin star eateries, Canada’s culinary scene offers locally grown produce and the freshest seafood...

Canada's Icons

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top 10 classics

Canada has a stellar line-up-up of star attractions that should be on every visitor’s ‘hit list’, says Lauren Jarvis

A sense of timing: Visiting Canada out of season

Many of Canada’s popular destinations and experiences reveal a different side if you visit them 'out of season', says Lynn Houghton

Bucket List Canada

For clients starved of enriching bucket list travel experiences, here are 12 memorable options sure get their pulses racing, says Karl Cushing
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