🇨🇦 Feature Country: Canada
Canada has come up a lot recently. From national parks to city breaks, there were plenty of reminders that it's a country worth looking at beyond the usual highlights. But also, don't miss the Stampede.
- What are the Best Hostels in Whistler, Canada? [Snap Happy Travel]
- Everything You Need To Know About Visiting Gwaii Haanas [The World on my Necklace]
- 7 Places to Experience Newfoundland & Labrador’s History [Pina Travels]
- How to Spend 2 Days in Trinity, Newfoundland [Pina Travels]
- How Many Days to Spend in Montreal? A 4 Day Itinerary [Backpacking Bella]
- The 4 best day trips from Québec City [Lonely Planet]
- A Guide to Charming Towns and Communities Across the Canadian Prairies [Pommie Travels]
- How to Spend 1 Day in Victoria, British Columbia [Eat Sleep Breathe Travel]
- Driving From Banff to Jasper: What’s Worth Stopping For [Scenic and Savvy]
- An Insider’s Guide to British Columbia’s Stunning Okanagan Region [Travel + Leisure]
- 10 Dishes You Have to Eat in Nova Scotia, Canada [An Adventurous World]
- Ultimate Guide to the Calgary Stampede [Lonely Planet]
- 16 Places to Visit in Canada by Train: Expert Guide 2027 [Canada Rail Vacations]
- Top Things to Do in St. Pierre [Hike Bike Travel]
All our Canada Country Research is in the Canada Hub.

Travel Research Tip
Every now and then I'll be reading a travel article only to find a link to beef jerky, or an online casino game right in the middle of it. It makes me question everything I just read. I think affiliate links are a legit way to earn a few dollars by promoting something you believe in. But when you see one, stop to think whether the article exists because of the affiliate opportunity, or if it's a useful recommendation within an already good read. A good travel article should still be worth reading if you removed every affiliate link.
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