Find flavours from around the world in these international food markets, delis and shops in Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal and Halifax

Up your al fresco dining game this picnic season with these pro tips. 

Not feeling dorms? What about a caboose? A cabin? A yurt?

Cycling is a fantastic way to get around the Lake Louise area no matter your skill level—here are the spots to do it. 

There's no better way to experience the grandeur and wonder of Banff than by bike. And you don't need to be a seasoned pro to do it!  

Need a little more homegrown gear in your life?

After a year like this, focus on these mood-boosting places to visit around the world.

Just when you think summer is over... 

Hit the road and discover a few undeniable truths about this country (and yourself)

The dos and don’ts (and perks!) of being the odd one out.

Let your taste buds be your passport to the world.

A travel-minded to-do list that takes your mind off not travelling.

You’re more prepared for this than you might think.

It’s like regular travelling but you can pack way less.

A little extra cash never hurts, whatever the currency.

Joining the 9 to 5 grind doesn’t mean your travel days are done. Far from it.

What happens when things go wrong and you’re the one in charge?

Who needs vacation time when your whole job is a holiday?

Sorry, Tim Horton’s, we don’t need you where we’re going.

Mountain life doesn’t have to be pricey

Having kids doesn’t mean you have to stop staying in hostels.

Pack less stuff and more joy.

Sticking around for a bit? Some words of advice from a pro.

Paying less is one thing. Saving more is even better.

Avoid burnout with these 10 tips

On ultra low cost carriers, you get what you pay for.

Enjoy these freebies from coast to coast.

Don’t sacrifice health and wellness while on the road

The open road awaits.

Even budget travellers can afford these little luxuries.

Take a tech break while staying at a hostel.

Get out there, girl!

New time zone? No problem.

Welcome to new Amsterdam.

We promise, it’s easier than you think.

10 reasons why you should go travelling right now

There’s no better time to travel to these 10 trending destinations.

You don’t have to drink and party to enjoy staying in hostels

The age limit on visas has been raised to 35, so there’s no better time to spend a year down under.

Capture memories, not things.

Environmentally friendly travel is possible.

Backpacking in Canada, eh?

What’s two days on a train or bus when you’re prepared?

For someone who likes to stay at home, travelling can be scary.

In Morocco, there are no set prices. Instead, goods are bartered over a hot cup of mint tea.

Never overpack again.

They sure look cute and cuddly but they definitely have their etiquette rules.

Forgot your home address but have your passport number memorized? It might be time to go home.

Backpacking isn’t just for 20-somethings anymore.

You don’t need a car to explore this chunk of Canadian paradise.

Loonies and toonies and toques, oh my.

Not quite sure how the whole shared room thing works? Yeah, we can tell.

There’s nothing quite like crossing Canada in a train.

What happens when a Canadian and a Brit find love and hit the road?

We don't all canoodle the same way.

If an Aussie can adapt, so can you.

Sometimes it happens. And yes, it’s weird. And yes, it’s awesome.

Figured out how to take your work on the road? Your own Google Campus awaits.

Need some inspo for your 2018 travel bucket list? We’ve got heaps of it.

Every night can’t be the best night ever, and these people are usually why.

Hostels and holidays can (and should!) mix.

Here are ten facts on Québec much more useful than Céline’s discography.

A big part of travelling is keeping your eyes open and your wits about you. But even the smartest travellers get caught sometimes.

Leaving home for a few months is stressful enough. Here are some tips to make your arrival in Canada nice and smooth. 

The German capital has a fascinating story and a unique vibe.

Planning a road trip this summer? These are the podcasts you'll want to download in advance and listen to while you drive.

We often run short on time and money when traveling, but that’s no reason to get out of habit and lose taste for good things.

If you're planning on visiting Quebec soon, here's a guide on how to understand French in the region.