Canada

Qu’bec City, A Taste of Old Europe in North America

Overview of Qu'bec City, which is a taste of old Europe right here in North America.

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Fish Up There In Northern Canada – King Walleye

It is a small wonder that wildlife enthusiasts from around the world come to Manitoba every year to enjoy outstanding year-rounding fishing in the unmatched beauty of our wilderness. With more than 100,000 lakes and untold number of rivers and streams stretched across the province's vast northern areas, Manitoba is one of the premier outdoor destinations in the world. Come get away from it all in Manitoba, for a week, or a weekend, and experience the adventure of ...

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The Saskatchewan Prairies

The province of Saskatchewan is located in the country of Canada and is between the provinces of Alberta and Manitoba; they call this province a prairie province because of its flat lands.

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Top Ten Travel Destinations – Part I

National Geographic magazine recently released a top ten list of the best travel spots in the world. The list was based on aesthetic appeal, cultural integrity, environmental conditions, condition of historic structures and tourism management. Here is the list they chose, along with some general information about each and why you might want to consider the area for your next travel vacation.

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Vancouver – The Best City In The World?

The beautiful city of Vancouver is located in the Southwestern corner of British Columbia, Canada; on the coast of the Pacific Ocean. Being overlooked by the Coast Range Mountains and surrounded by water on three sides, the city has a landscape that truly takes your breath away. The Greater Vancouver Regional District (GVRD) has everything from Beaches, mountains and 192 beautiful parks to a cosmopolitan downtown area, fabulous shopping and entertainment. Due to it's locat...

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Hello From Austria: Arrival And First Impressions (I)

Many of you will know that I am originally from Austria, but that I have been living in Toronto for more than 20 years. I left Austria early on, by myself, at the young age of 20 and found a permanent home in Canada's largest, most multicultural city. I always realized that I originally came from a beautiful country, but somehow the big wide world was calling me and settling in Canada's most cosmopolitan urban centre has been a great decision. In the early years I used to ...

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Travel to England ‘ A Setting Sun, A Dawning Era

The sun may have set on the English Empire of history books, but by no means is England's worldly cultural influence waning. The cosmopolitan hot-spots of sophisticated London and avant-garde Manchester speak to the global future while the Roman remnants in Bath and Celtic heritage at Stonehenge stand as monumental tributes to a time past but not forgotten.

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The Best Ski Vacations

Looking for a great way to please the family? Consider a ski vacation. Everyone loves to ski, and there are many great locations to take the family to for a good time. Take a look at these locations.

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Eureka! A Science Camp For Girls

"Eureka!" That's what many parents say when they find a camp for their daughter that focuses on science.

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Exciting Adventure Tours On Vancouver Island

Welcome to the beautiful west coast of British Columbia, Canada. Here in this island paradise, covered by untouched rainforests & surrounded by the pristine waters of the Pacific Ocean, you will find an experience of a lifetime. Whether you prefer fishing or viewing whales off the coast, or taking part in an eco-tour in the vast old growth forests, a visit to Vancouver Island will leave you with memories that will last for a long time. No matter what your age or capability...

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Tips for Traveling Overseas

Making some minor preparations before you go overseas will save you time and effort and give you peace of mind.

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Top Ten Travel Destinations – Part II

National Geographic magazine recently released an updated version of its top travel lists, and the destinations listed all have the advantages of unparalleled scenery, a developed economy geared towards tourists, and the advantages of careful exploitation, tempered by the fact that they are usually adjacent to more popular destinations in terms of volume.. Here are the final five in the list of the best places to travel to. 6) Rocky Mountain parks, Canada: There are four N...

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Golfing In Costa Rica

Few places in the world offer the amazing variety of natural beauty and environment Costa Rica can provide. This has made it possible for Costa Rica to allow some of golf's best designers to create an amazing golf experience for its visitors. The courses are challenging and beautiful at the same time, as they reside close to the dramatic deep blue waters of the pacific coastline as well as close to the green volcanic mountains of the central valley. Golfers from the ...

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Top Holiday Destinations

Read about few top holiday destinations, how to get there at the low cost cheap flights from London and Birmingham airports. Learn about what makes those cities famous as they are.

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Newfoundland And Labrador Coast

The province of Newfound land and Labrador is a province of history and beauty, is it located on Canada's Atlantic coast. This province can offer some of the neatest sight seeing in the world, from animals to historic sights it all a must.

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The Vacation of a Lifetime: A Celebrity Cruise Line Adventure

The Vacation of a Lifetime: A Celebrity Cruise Line Adventure

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Toronto, the New York City of Canada

Overview of Toronto, the largest and most multicultural city in Canada.

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The Beautiful Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia's is a province that is located on the North Atlantic coast. It is one of Canada's smallest provinces ranking number 2 on the smallest province scale. Halifax is the largest city in the province also being the capital city of the province. The provinces economy continues to use traditional industries such as, fishing, mining, forestry, and agriculture to support the province. Tourism has been on the steady incline and is helping to push the economy right along.

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This is Alberta

Alberta was named after Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, the fourth daughter of Queen Victoria. Located in Western Canada Alberta is a province of approx 3 million people. Alberta celebrates 100 years as a province in 2005. As part of the Centennial celebration, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visited the province from May 23 to May 25 of 2005. The capital City of Alberta is Edmonton. Although Edmonton is the capital it is Calgary that is the most populous and has the largest metropolitan

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Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls is a group of large waterfalls that are located in the Niagara river on the eastern coast of the United States and Canada. They are located on the border between the two countries, and are composed of three waterfalls.

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How Oasis Hong Kong Airlines is Connecting Families Around the World

Started in October 2006, Oasis Hong Kong Airlines pioneers a fresh approach to flying. Its raison d'๊tre is simple: making frequent long-haul travel accessible to all. Keywords: hong kong,airline,airfare,london,vancouver,low-cost,flight,fly,fares,airlines,airfare

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Cruises: More Value for Your Vacation Dollar

Trying to decide where to go on your next vacation? Consider a cruise for all-inclusiveness, convenience and value.

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Royal Caribbean ‘ excellent way to travel

Royal Caribbean is a cruse line that offers you many different travel choices, destinations and activities to make your vacation perfect. Whether you would like to travel with your family, take a slow and relaxing vacation, participate in new and exciting activities or explore the new places, cultures or countries, the Royal Caribbean will definitely satisfy all your needs and desires. You can even visit several locations and participate in.........................

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Oasis Hong Kong Airlines Celebrates Six Months of Flying with the Launch of its Hong Kong Vancouver

Oasis Hong Kong Airlines, Hong Kong?s leading low fare, long haul carrier, celebrated six months of flying today with the official launch of its Hong Kong ? Vancouver service.

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From Chandris To Celebrity

The Chandris Line was the precursor of Celebrity Cruises. One of the ships operated by Chandris was the beautiful Liner America previously owned by the United States Line and initially captained by Demitrios Challioris who had been in charge of a crude oil tanker in Southampton. Chandris bought the largest passenger liner ever in Greece called the Australis. The Australis had served extensively as a troop ship during the second world war so underwent a major refit and became a one-class configuration geared to carry 2300 passengers. The aft promenade decks were extended, a swimming poolwas added, and air conditioning was installed.

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Airfare Doesn’t Have To Hinder Your Dream Trip

Is there a vacation that you have been dreaming of taking? Perhaps you have been dying to visit Vancouver Island in Canada's British Columbia, or maybe you want to tour Europe with nothing but your backpack. Have a desire to relax on a Caribbean island or on the islands of Greece? Any of these amazing vacations could become a reality for you. Unfortunately, many people who dream of traveling are hindered because of the great expense and hassle of finding good airfare to make ...

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The Vacation Of A Lifetime: A Celebrity Cruise Line Adventure

If the workaday world has worn you down, you may be interested in taking a truly memorable holiday trip or vacation. In this regard, you might want to consider a Celebrity Cruise Line trip. A Celebrity Cruise Line trip truly would be a vacation of a lifetime. (Keep in mind that while the Celebrity Cruise Line is discussed with specificity in this brief article, nothing in this piece should be construed as an explicit endorsement of the Celebrity Cruise Line or its services...

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Cruise

People always look for memorable trips to various beautiful locations of the world. Budget is always a constraint before travelers. They are forced to think twice before planning for a journey.

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Experience Canada’s Best Kept Secret: The Haliburton Highlands

If you are planning to head to Canada on vacation, be sure to find out about the Haliburton Highlands. The is truly one of Canada's prize destination resorts. Until relatively recently, there was not much there that would appeal to the pleasure seeking, comfort seeking, adventure seeking modern day vacationers whose tastes and requirements for what they expect in vacation resorts continually becomes more demanding. But all this has changed and Ontario's Haliburton High...

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The Sunny Northwest Territories

The capital of The Northwest Territories is Yellowknife. It became the capital in 1967. The Northwest Territories are located west of Nunavut, east of Yukon, and north of British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. There is a lot of industry mining activity up here. There is an abundance of diamonds, gold, coal, and oil. So most of the towns and citys are booming with industrial activity. Some of the mines will let you take a tour through the mines, which is an awesome experience.

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Vacation Travel

Human beings love to see new places and acquire new information. It is their basic behavior. The whole world is so vast in terms of its different people, culture, food, customs and beliefs. People always want to mingle with people from other countries and share information with them. It is very difficult to have breaks in your hectic daily schedules.

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Travel Checklist For Cheap Airfare

You'll find that with each travel excursion you'll need checklists. And more checklists. Each trip gets a standard checklist & a relative one. A short weekend trip to Niagra falls doesn't require a passport, or does it. You may want to go into Canada to see the Falls from the other side. You checklist would have covered this. You want to fly to vegas for the weekend. break out the checklists. First, book a flight. You live in a time when you can now book flight from th...

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Secure yourself before you make a next trip abroad

While traveling abroad, most of us incorporate the best advice about trip planning and take utmost care to travel safely. The most serious problem a traveler can face is the possibility of having a health problem. And if you are traveling oversees, then it becomes really important to secure your trip to deal with unforeseen medical issues in a foreign country.

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The Close Relationship of Vancouver and Hong Kong

Since decades, Canada and Hong Kong maintains a close as well as long standing trade and economic relationship. The socio-economic and trading relationship of Canada and Hong Kong can be traced back to 1928, when Canada formed its Consulate General in Hong Kong, in Exchange Building, on the Pedder Street.

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Awareness And Cooperation Equal Safety And Fun When Families Visit Parks

Many parents are finding that with a little bit of care and planning, fun and safety can go hand in hand when they visit a them park with their children.

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The History Of Celebrity Cruise Lines

The Chandris Line was the precursor of Celebrity Cruises. One of the ships operated by Chandris was the beautiful Liner America previously owned by the United States Line and initially captained by Demitrios Challioris who had been in charge of a crude oil tanker in Southampton. Chandris bought the largest passenger liner ever in Greece called the Australis. The Australis had served extensively as a troop ship during the second world war so underwent a major refit and b...

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The Province Of Alberta

The Province of Alberta is approximately 255,200 square miles in size and boasts incredible scenery and abundant natural resources. It is situated between the provinces of Saskatchewan to the East and British Columbia to the west, with Northwest Territories to the North and the state of Montana, USA bordering the south. Alberta is in the Mountain Time Zone which is Greenwich Meantime -7 hours. Between the months of April and October Daylight Saving is in effect and the di...

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Canada Accommodation, Vacation Homes and Holiday Rentals

Planning your vacation in Canada can be very easy and low budget considering a host of vacation rentals and private accommodation available across the most sought after tourist destinations. Many vacation rentals offer a choice of vacation homes, condos, villas, and cabins to meet various needs and tastes of the vacationers.

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Remember PEOPLExpress?

PEOPLExpress Airlines was the darling of the airline industry twenty years ago before being absorbed into present day Continental Airlines. Like so many discount carriers after it, the airline took risks that ultimately spelled its demise. Much like PEOPLExpress Airlines, the recent demise of Independence Air shows the flying public how risky these ventures really are.

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Hello From Vancouver -Part 2 – Wheeling Around Stanley Park

Stanley Park is Vancouver's famous urban paradise and I knew weeks in advance that I would need to explore it in detail, preferably on a bike. So this afternoon at about 1:30 pm I set off from the UBC Campus, and navigated my way downtown by bus, taking 3 buses to get to the eastern edge of Stanley Park. This was my first chance to glance at the city of Vancouver. It is a relatively new city and according to some accounts, its origins date back to 1792 , the year when Captain...

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North America: A World of Travel

Spanning over 25 countries, islands and territories from the Arctic Circle to the Tropics, no other continental region is as uniquely diverse as North America. There are as many snowy retreats as there are beachside utopias; an abundance of modern metropolitan centers as well as a multitude of inspiring historic sites.

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North America: A World of Travel

Spanning over 25 countries, islands and territories from the Arctic Circle to the Tropics, no other continental region is as uniquely diverse as North America. There are as many snowy retreats as there are beachside utopias; an abundance of modern metropolitan centers as well as a multitude of inspiring historic sites.

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Touring Niagara Falls and the Surrounding Region

Overview of Niagara Falls, one of the natural wonders of the world and the surrounding region.

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Touring Niagara Falls and the Surrounding Region

Overview of Niagara Falls, one of the natural wonders of the world and the surrounding region.

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Leading Private Jet Charter Operators

Flying with the airlines can be a time consuming as well as risky proposition for businessmen as well as for people of wealth. If you absolutely, positively must get somewhere fast you are putting your trust in a system that is overcrowded, inconvenient, and failing when you fly with the airlines. What are your options? Rent or lease a private jet. The following list features some of the leading private jet charter operators in the U.S.

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An Overview Of Toronto

Toronto is the capital of the Province of Ontario. It is Canada's largest city, and with a population of 2.6 million it is the fifth largest in North America. It is also at the center of the Golden Horseshoe, a densely populated region along the western shores of Lake Ontario which is home to roughly eight million people, or one quarter of the population of Canada. The skyline of the city is stunning and unmistakable. Its best-known landmark, the CN Tower, is the world's t...

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An Overview Of Toronto

Toronto is the capital of the Province of Ontario. It is Canada's largest city, and with a population of 2.6 million it is the fifth largest in North America. It is also at the center of the Golden Horseshoe, a densely populated region along the western shores of Lake Ontario which is home to roughly eight million people, or one quarter of the population of Canada. The skyline of the city is stunning and unmistakable. Its best-known landmark, the CN Tower, is the world's t...

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To The East Is Quebec

Quebec is a province that is located east of Ontario; it is Canada's biggest province and has the second most people living there. There are about 7,568,640 people living there (as of 2005). The province is French speaking, that is there office language but a lot of people speak English there as well. The provinces capital city is Quebec City and the largest city is Montreal. This province has a deep history with Canada as a lot of settler settled in and around these areas.

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Surprises at every turn – coastal treasures, rugged Northern Cascades – amazing Northwest

A visit surprise to the remarkable northwest corner of the lower 48 states, from Bellingham, Washington to the Northern Cascades to the Pacific Coast, and the rural farm country in between. We discover this amazing northwest corner of Washington state with something for everyone

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Bring Yourself Back To Life In Barbados – Barbados Travel Information

Situated to the east of the Lesser Antilles in the Caribbean, Barbados is an independent island nation and a tropical getaway with considerable historical sites to boot. With a long British history and settlements dating as early as 300 CE, Barbados offers travelers a tantalizing resort rendezvous and a taste of colonial and slave legacy. Book your airfare to Barbados before the high season ends and enjoy the tranquility of one of the most remote islands in the Caribbean.

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Doors Open 2006′ Toronto’s Architectural Festival Sure Has Become Popular….

Judging by the line-ups of architecture buffs on the streets, Toronto's free architecture festival, Doors Open, is a resounding success. Since 2000 Doors Open has been providing free access to architecturally or culturally significant buildings that would normally be closed to the public or charge an entrance fee. This year more than 140 locations participated and included buildings dating back to the War of 1812, the Victorian era, early 20th century skyscrapers, places o...

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Cancun Beach Being Restored At A Record Pace

When Hurricane Wilma swept through Cancun last October the mighty winds stripped away 8 miles of some of the most beautiful sandy beach in the world. Everyone from Mexican President Vincente Fox down to the local residents knew that the beach had to be restored or Cancun's future was in serious danger. Within weeks the Mexican government pledged $21 million to restore the beach. Now they have made good on that promise, and a massive barge being run by a Belgian firm is wor...

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Business Owners: Five Surprising Changes That Affect Business Travel

In 2003, I took my business on the road for three months while traveling by car around much of North America. In 2007, I took almost as long for a road trip from Massachusetts to Alaska and back. In those four years, several things changed that significantly affected some practicalities of taking care of business when away from the office and one's home base for that long a time. If you're planning extensive business travel and haven't been on the road in a couple of years...

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Who Needs a Passport?

Are you traveling overseas? Do you need a passport?

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Travel Insurance ‘ Bringing You Home

Overseas travel is one thing that people all over the world aspire to. Whether cruising around the Greek Islands on a luxury yacht, sipping brandy by the fire in a Swiss chalet after a day of skiing; or elephant spotting in Kenya, an overseas trip can be the adventure of a lifetime. Unfortunately, though, it can also be the disaster of a lifetime unless due diligence is carried out prior to setting off. Along with passports and plane tickets, one of the most important thin...

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Oktoberfest – A Celebration Of German Culture

Oktoberfest is one of the world's great seasonal festivals. It is held every fall in Munich, Bavaria, and in other locations around the world. The first Oktoberfest started as a series of horse races in honour of the wedding of the Crown Prince of Bavaria in 1810. The horse races became an annual event and were combined with the state agricultural fair the following year. By 1818 the folks were setting up booths and serving food and drink. By the late 1800s the booths ...

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Experience The Quest: Yukon Quest Sled Dog Race

Known as the 'Toughest Sled Dog Race in the World,' the annual Yukon Quest Sled Dog Race annually covers over 1,000 miles between the Yukon and Alaska. Alternating starting and finish lines between Whitehorse, Yukon Territory and Fairbanks, Alaska, this sled dog race is not for the faint of heart! The terrain is some of the most difficult on the planet and the demanding trail constantly keeps sled dogs and their mushers on their toes as potential disasters wait around every t...

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Memories of Canada

As a boy, my memories of growing up in the UK are of hot summers and cold winters. Something that seems to have changed beyond all recognition now. Perhaps it is a distorted memory, or at least the memory of a child, but the thought of going back to seasons that you have been brought up with, seems really appealing.

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