Stargazing in Quebec is an extraordinary experience. It’s easy to find a spot to watch clouds go by, pointing at all the different shapes that form in the light skies. But when the blue turns to black, the light pollution of our cities makes it difficult to view the wonder’s that night has to offer: […]
You may have never heard of Abitibi-Temiscamingue, in Quebec, but this little-mentioned region is an incredible destination with so much to offer! The unique mix of Quebecois tradition, French cuisine, beautiful landscapes and true hospitality are unforgettable. Abitibi-Temiscamingue is an administrative region in Quebec having 5 regional county municipalities; Abitibi, Abitibi-Ouest, Rouyn-Noranda, Vallée-de-l’Or, and Temiscamingue. You’ll […]
The best way to get a dose of Quebecois culture and history in just one week is by going to Quebec City during the New France Festival. The festival has incredible entertainment, unique food and lots of things to see and do. You can eat turkey drumstick that looks right out of the Flintstones, try […]
Welcome to the generous regions of Quebec maritime! The maritime regions of Québec combine four of the most scenic tourist regions in Eastern Québec: Bas-Saint-Laurent, Gaspésie, Côte-Nord (Tadoussac to Blanc-Sablon) and the Îles de la Madeleine. Although very different from each other, these regions are united by the sea and a maritime tradition represented by no […]
This wonderful post is shared from Planet Blue Adventure, an awesome blog about travel, food, and everything in between! Visit it here for more great content like this. Guest Post by Jennifer Sharp As destinations for gastronomic excellence go, Quebec City has always been high on the list, with its unique blend of both deluxe […]
Travellers seeking authentic and meaningful experiences are increasingly turning to Indigenous-led tourism. These experiences provide an opportunity to connect with the deep history, traditions, and cultural knowledge of First Nations communities across Canada. By engaging with Indigenous-led travel, visitors gain a greater appreciation for the land, its original caretakers, and the resilience of Indigenous cultures. […]
Canada is a vast country with an equally diverse culinary scene. From the salty sea air of the Maritimes to the rugged peaks of British Columbia, each province and territory tells its own story through food, shaped by history, geography, and cultural influences. Whether you embark on a full cross-country journey or find yourself exploring […]
Travel is about more than just seeing new places; it’s about connecting with different cultures. One of the simplest yet most impactful ways to bridge cultural gaps is by learning key phrases in the local language. Even a basic effort to speak the native tongue can transform interactions, earn goodwill, and enhance your overall travel […]
There’s something magical about stepping into a botanical garden—nature is the greatest artist, crafting breathtaking landscapes that have inspired countless painters, poets, and dreamers. The vibrant hues of blooming flowers, the intricate patterns of leaves, and the tranquil harmony of flora evoke awe and emotion. Whether it’s rolling hills blanketed in wildflowers or a meticulously […]
Travel is often defined by a checklist: monuments to visit, food to savor, and landscapes to admire. Yet, for me, the true essence of travel lies beyond the “things to do and see.” It’s in the communities we encounter, the lives we briefly intertwine with, and the stories embedded in the places we journey to. […]
In our fast-paced, hyper-connected world, the concept of JOMO—the Joy of Missing Out—is gaining traction, especially in the realm of travel. Originally coined by entrepreneur Anil Dash in 2012 as a counter to FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), JOMO encourages individuals to find contentment in choosing less and savouring moments of stillness. This philosophy is […]
I was recently listening in on a webinar hosted by TravMedia, featuring the editorial and communications teams from Fodor’s. During the session, the editors and writers were asked to share their favourite stories. Assignment editor, Eva Morreale brought up her article on the California accent, which got me thinking—what about the Canadian accent? That curiosity […]
