Canada Tourism News for February 29th to March 6th, 2016

Top 16 Canadian tourism and travel news stories, tips, trends, videos, lists for the 1st week of March 2016

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10 Question Interview with Toad Hollow Photography  (Travel Photography)		Best Restaurants In Canada: Top 100 Places To Eat Across The Country ( Travel Lists)
“Their photography has caught the attention of many travelers to the tune that their Membership Profile on eh Canada Travel has been visited over 35,000 times in 5 months!” via ehCanadaTravel.com @ehCanadaTravel		“If you’re a Canadian foodie, the top 10 will be familiar, but if you’re looking to taste some of the country’s finest meals, it’s the full list that will expand your taste buds.” via Arti Patel  @artipatel

Canada Tourism News for February 29th to March 6th, 2016

U.S. election helps shine spotlight on Canada (Travel News)		Open-minded travellers can experience a week on a remote First Nations reserve (Tourism Stories)
“This week, dumbfounded Americans alarmed by the Super Tuesday results took to Google in droves, driving up searches on how to move to Canada” via CTV News		“The youth of a fly-in First Nations reserve in northern Ontario are inviting 25 people to come on a week-long trip to stay in their homes and share in their daily activities.” via Jennifer Bain, TheStar.com @thesaucylady

Canada Tourism News for February 29th to March 6th, 2016

Tourism to help offset declines in economy (Tourism Story)		Can you ID the flags of Canada’s provinces? (Tourism Quiz)
“The tourism sector really has the potential to assume a more vital role in helping boost economic growth for the Canadian economy” via Carmel Kilkenny, CBC		“Can you ID the flags of Canada’s provinces and territories? Take our tricky travel quiz and test your knowledge!” via Toronto Sun

Canada Tourism News for February 29th to March 6th, 2016

Elk, Rose Hips, and Wild Mushrooms: A Culinary Adventure in Canada’s Yukon (Travel Story)		Tips for hitting the trails and getting outdoors during the shoulder season (Travel News)
“The early inhabitants of the Yukon—think of it as the Serengeti of the Arctic—hunted elk, caribou, bison, waterfowl, and fish. Rich in wildlife, the tundra and the unique flavors its climate provides are inspiration to Yukon’s young, innovative chefs.” via Celeste Moure, Vogue @ontippytoes		“This can be a tricky time of year for embracing the outdoors — though the days are getting warmer and there’s more daylight, many trails may be muddy or iced over.” via CBC

Canada Tourism News for February 29th to March 6th, 2016

Environment Minister seeks to boost Parks Canada after nearly $30 million (Travel News)		Canada lands on list of most powerful passports (Travel Story)
“Parks Canada has faced nearly $30 million in budget cuts announced by the Conservatives as part of their 2012 strategic and operating review.” via Jason Fekete, National Post @jasonfekete		“According to the results of a new ranking by Henley & Partners, Germany boasts the world’s most powerful passport, with passport holders able to travel visa-free to 177 countries out of 218 studied.” via CTV News

Canada Tourism News for February 29th to March 6th, 2016

On the powder highway (Travel News)		March is the best month to take a trip with the kids (Travel Stories)
“One of the world’s most scenic winter drives cuts through the heart of Canada’s Rocky Mountains.” via Leslie Woit, The Telegraph		“March Break destinations offer plenty of fun and activities to keep young minds busy both indoors and outdoors.” via Heather Greenwood Davis , The Star.com

Canada Tourism News for February 29th to March 6th, 2016

Top 10 Differences Between Canada And America (Travel Video)		Early arrival of icebergs near Newfoundland coast (Travel Story)
“Although Canada and the USA are very similar to each other, there are some differences between them. So here is a list of the top 10 differences” via MostAmazingTop10, Rebecca Felgate @rebeccafelgate		“Nature’s frozen carvings drift through Iceberg Alley each spring and summer but early arrivals near Newfoundland’s eastern shores have already lit up social media.” via Sue Bailey, Canadian Press @suebailey

Canada Tourism News for February 29th to March 6th, 2016

Introduction to Canada (Travel Video)		25 photos that will inspire you to visit Yukon, Canada (Travel Photos)
“Quick tour of Canada from coast to coast” via TV4Travel @TV4Travel		“The Yukon. A place where there are more bears than humans (40,000 versus 30,000), a “nice rack” refers to antlers, the sun doesn’t set for months, and the Aurora Borealis dance across the night sky.” via Tamara Elliott, Globe Guide @Globe_Guide

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