Why Cash Strapped Families Should Vacation in Canada this Summer

Who says the only way you can get your hands on a spectacular summer travel deal is to travel down south? On the contrary, Canada is just as eager to lure travelers to their neck of the woods while the temperatures are mild. To get families to visit the sprawling region numerous local lodgings are offering outstanding summer travel bargains. Take a look: Prince Edward Island The popular island is helping travelers celebrate a major milestone this summer—the 100th anniversary of “Anne of Green Gables.” You and your family can join in the festivities by booking a room at Kindred … Continue reading

Totally Hip Toronto

Toronto, Canada is a bustling metropolis situated on the north shore of Lake Ontario and home to some of the most popular music festivals in the world. The hip and happening family-friendly events draw millions of visitors to the area each year. From jazz festivals and operas to drumming competitions and guitar jams, Toronto has you covered. But that’s not the only cultural event the city has going for it. Art lovers have their day in Toronto as well. Each year the Canadian city plays host to a massive international arts festival complete with visual art displays and numerous theatre … Continue reading

Affordable Winter Escapes

While people like me are jetting off to the beach this winter, those individuals who don’t mind exploring new cities in chilly temperatures have the opportunity to take advantage of some hot deals. Many destinations in the United States and Canada offer heavily discounted rates or free family friendly activities during the winter low season. Take a look: OTTAWA Ottawa, the capital city of Canada, is catering to new visitors this winter. City leaders have designed a number of outdoor events that spotlight the area’s awe-inspiring scenery. If your children love to skate consider heading to the Rideau Canal Skateway, … Continue reading

Oh Canada! Another Small Town With Massive Appeal

My brother just returned from a trip to Canada. He was there on business and stayed in busy Toronto. I thought about him as I was researching this next small town. (I’ve been writing a series of blogs about small towns that are largely appealing to visitors.) Last year a popular travel guide voted Telegraph Cove as one of the 10 best towns in Canada. The tiny sawmill and cannery community has a population of 20. That’s right; I didn’t miss a zero. There are fewer than two-dozen residents that call Telegraph Cove home. The town is located on the … Continue reading