Travel tips

Wellness tourism is growing in popularity, as an increasing number of people are seeking destinations that not only provide great views, beaches and relaxation, but also healthy options and treatments for rejuvenating the body and mind.

Jet lag – the one thing that most people do not look forward to when they plan a vacation. If you are travelling across time zones, it’s almost inevitable that you will feel the effects of jet lag: tiredness, headache, irritability, not to mention having your internal clock completely thrown for a loop.

In 2013, Macleans.ca reported that 65% of Canadians have a valid passport. Having a valid passport is now more important than ever, as one is required for travel to almost any country in the world. It is also an important form of identification and can be used for various purposes in Canada, such as financial applications, proof of identity and more.

It’s important to take steps to protect yourself against fraud and identity theft. The Government of Canada has taken steps to make your passport more secure through the ePassport.

Travelling internationally with children is not as simple as it once was. Whether your children want to tag along with mom or dad on a business trip, or grandma and grandpa want to take their grandchildren on a vacation, more documentation than the child’s passport may be necessary to get through customs.

For many people, choosing accommodations is one of the most important parts of planning a vacation. Most travellers default to booking a hotel without considering other options. However, this trend is changing.