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Cruising Into Vancouver

Cruising Into Vancouver February 8, 2012 | Travel Tips | Read More
Over 600,000 passengers made their way through the Port of Vancouver in 2011 on 199 sailings. That number is likely to go up in 2013 when Disney Cruise Line once again uses Vancouver’s port as their starting point for their Alaskan trips. For many years they docked in Vancouver, until recently...

Vancouver’s International Airport Has More Than Just Terminals and Airport Bars

Vancouver’s International Airport Has More Than Just Terminals and Airport Bars January 30, 2012 | Travel Tips | Read More
Vancouver’s YVR airport has all the amenities that you look for in an international airport for an enjoyable experience. It’s got shopping, restaurants, lounges, mini-spas, book stores, free Wi-Fi and more importantly, some very beautiful art work and aquariums. In Vancouver, there’s...

Irish Pubs in Vancouver

Irish Pubs in Vancouver January 21, 2012 | Food, Nightlife | Read More
St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner and it’s never too early to start planning your route around Vancouver to grab a pint and get in the spirit of the Irish. The Irish Heather brings an element of well thought interior design to the rich wood and traditional bar that are the centerpiece...

Cool Hotel Lobbies and Bars in Vancouver

Cool Hotel Lobbies and Bars in Vancouver January 12, 2012 | Food, Hotels, Nightlife, What's New | Read More
There’s a certain vibe that hotel bars and lobbies give off, even when you’re visiting one in your own city. The hospitable service, paired with a cold drink, in a stylish atmosphere is enough to make you feel like you’re on a mini-vacation for a few hours. Don’t be shy if you’re...

Best Cafes in Vancouver

Best Cafes in Vancouver December 29, 2011 | Food, Travel Tips | Read More
Let’s face it, after a party-filled December and one last big bang to go, the idea of settling in for a hot cup of coffee seems pretty alluring right now. Vancouverites love their coffee and there are a number of independent coffee shops that exceed any chain when it comes to flavor and atmosphere....

Top Ten Off the Beaten Path Things to Do in Vancouver

Top Ten Off the Beaten Path Things to Do in Vancouver December 20, 2011 | off the beaten path, Things to Do, Travel Tips, What's New | Read More
Sometimes it’s nice to get away from the large crowds, long line-ups and cookie-cutter attractions and take a leap into the less familiar. These ten things to do in Vancouver are all somewhat off-the-beaten-path and most involve a bit of a drive, though nothing too lengthy. Are you an outdoor and...

Top Five Romantic Restaurants in Vancouver

Top Five Romantic Restaurants in Vancouver December 14, 2011 | Food, Romantic | Read More
You may have already checked off everything from your darling’s wishlist this season, but adding in a good meal amongst the Christmas parties and holiday shopping seems almost necessary. Should you have a budget like Santa Clause, there are plenty of high-end options where lavish meals are just...

Planning a Ski Vacation in British Columbia

Planning a Ski Vacation in British Columbia November 29, 2011 | Hotels, Kid Friendly, Things to Do | Read More
Ski season is just around the corner, and eager snow bunnies are itching for local mountains to open up the slopes. From Vancouver, you can see that snow is beginning to dust the mountains in and around November, which excites and gets people in ‘the mood’. Should Vancouver be your destination,...

Girls Night Out in Vancouver

Girls Night Out in Vancouver November 24, 2011 | Things to Do, What's New | Read More
It’s Saturday night and it’s time to leave the boys at home, put on your dancing shoes and head out for a fun night out on the town with the girls. In Vancouver, creating the perfect girls night is an easy feat. Start the night off by grabbing a drink and a few oysters at Rodney’s Oyster...

Holiday Travel Tips in Vancouver

Holiday Travel Tips in Vancouver November 21, 2011 | Travel Tips | Read More
Photo Credit: Matthew Grapengieser (Flickr) The holiday season sees many people packing their bags and heading to new and old time favorites each year. Between packing your bags, booking your flight and hotel, and combating unpredictable weather, the holidays can be stressful. Here are a few tips to...
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