Travel tips

While low gas prices and a less-than-stellar Canadian dollar are hurting many industries, tourism within Canada is not one of them. The lower price of the loonie is attractive to international tourists coming to Canada, especially our neighbours to the south.

Many people are unclear about how long they should hold on to certain documents. While there are some documents we know we need to keep, such as a birth certificate, passport, school degree and tax documents, there are many that fall into the “unknown” category. These are documents such as pay slips, bank statements, bills, receipts and others. While many of us throw these away to avoid clutter, or simply because we don’t want piles of paper hanging around the house, you may be surprised to find out how long you should be keeping some of this paperwork.

Everyone wants to get the best deal on flights, right? Whether you are planning a European vacation, a trip with the family this summer or are travelling for business, here are 10 effective ways to save money and get the best deal on your airfare:

Montreal is one of the most popular cities in Canada for tourists. It has a distinct European vibe and countless attractions.

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.