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Practical Travel Advice for Canadians Who Care About Value, Comfort, and Real Experiences
Practical Travel Advice for Canadians Who Care About Value, Comfort, and Real Experiences
Are you tired of glossy reviews, perfect photos and cookie-cutter recommendations from people who were paid to be there?
Join us as we uncover the real side of travel, sharing our unbiased insights and relatable stories so that you will know what to expect when you plan your own vacations.
Travel Tip: Always place a backup contact label inside your suitcase to prevent permanent lost luggage.
Australia is a popular tourist destination with breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and vibrant culture. Whether you're interested in the bustling cities, the vast Outback, or the pristine beaches, Australia has something for everyone. However, before you embark on your journey to this amazing country, there are some essential things you need to know. In this comprehensive guide, we'll cover everything from visa requirements to wildlife safety and local customs to weather conditions, ensuring that your trip to Australia is unforgettable.
Canadian leisure airline Air Transat is ending all scheduled flights to the United States as of June 2026, removing its remaining U.S. routes — including Montreal-Orlando and Quebec City/Fort Lauderdale services — from future schedules amid soft cross-border travel demand and shifting focus toward stronger sun and overseas markets. The Montreal-based carrier’s decision reflects wider trends in reduced Canada–U.S. travel, with other Canadian airlines also trimming U.S. capacity this summer, leaving Canadians planning Florida or other U.S. vacations to consider alternative carriers or destinations.
Travellers with existing bookings should:
If your flight is cancelled, you are entitled to:
Air Transat is shifting focus to:
Expect:
If you frequently travel cross-border:
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Dorothy Snyder Australia

Have you ever been so rushed to leave on time that you wonder if you unplugged your curling iron or locked the door behind you?
A friend gave us the best travel tip: Take pictures of things you are concerned about at home before leaving for your trip.
This is a simple yet effective way to avoid unnecessary stress or worry about whether you left the oven on or forgot to unplug your electronics.
Before leaving your home, quickly walk through each room and snap a photo of the items turned off, adjusted or unplugged.
Having these photos on your phone camera will allow you to double-check and ease your panicky state so that you can get on with your trip.