On Vancouver Island’s southern tip sits the capital of British Columbia, Victoria. This coastal city offers rich history, a picturesque waterfront, outdoor activities, and more. If you planning a long …
When it comes to the best hikes in Vancouver, there’s no shortage of options. The coastal city of Vancouver, BC, is the ideal place for people who love getting outside …
The Abbotsford Tulip Festival is the annual showcase 1000’s of tulip blooms from mid-April to mid-May. Located in the Fraser Valley in British Columbia, Canada, it draws thousands of people …
The Klondike Highway provides a unique perspective of glacial lakes, rugged mountains, and cascading waterfalls. The highway runs from Skagway, Alaska on the coast to Dawson City in British Columbia. …
In Japan, Sakura or cherry blossom, provides an explosion of flowers, signaling the beginning of spring. While the Japanese celebrate the cherry blossom festival, the beautiful blooms have migrated to …
Vancouver, British Columbia, is a popular west coast city for conferences and tourism alike. Having lived here for a few decades, we can’t wait to return home after our travels. …
When you think of Whistler, most think of towering mountains with powder-white snow that beg for winter sports. Whistler is renowned for being a first-class ski resort and host of …
The Victoria cruise port welcomes numerous cruise ships returning to Seattle from Alaska. Cruise ships sailing to Alaska must dock at a foreign port in accordance with the “Jones Act.” …
Located in Vancouver, British Columbia, the Adonia Tea House honors the centuries-old tradition of tea-taking with elegance and grace. The tea house is named after Adonis, the beautiful Greek goddess, …
Christmas markets originated in Germany but have migrated to other countries. Vancouver models its Christmas market on the German ones, complete with German beer, Glühwein, and Bratwurst sausages. If you’re …