Successful travel has a lot of moving parts and we’ve curated a few of our favourite travel hacks and tips to help you have a worry-free vacation.

It’s every traveller’s fear, falling ill while on holiday. It’s part of the reason why experienced travellers ensure they and their family have travel insurance should an unexpected illness or injury require medical attention. Even so, if you’re planning to get away this March Break, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure and there are other precautions you should take to safeguard your vacation.

Canadian snowbirds who plan on escaping winter’s icy grip to soak up the warmth in sunny FLA will get their money’s worth at one of these hotspots. But don’t take risks: get an affordable travel insurance policy before you fly south.

Airlines are suspending flights. Governments are recommending travellers avoid visiting China. And, the World Health Organization has declared the coronavirus a global health emergency. What do you need to know about the coronavirus and your travel insurance.

Looking for a few thrills and chills? You can’t go wrong choosing one of these top 10 Canadian destinations for your wintertime getaway.

Travel trends for 2020 plus the top picks for destinations to visit by Canadians.

Canadians love to travel. We're adventurous and we like to explore. It’s a big world out there and based on the top 13 destinations favoured by Canadian travellers we’re all over the map…literally.

Ontario’s plan to scrap out-of-country health insurance coverage through the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) is now in effect. As of January 1, 2020, what little coverage the program for emergency medical services provided Ontario travellers while outside of the country is no longer available.

With the advances in technology, travellers have more payment options available to them while abroad.

From staying hydrated to getting acclimated to higher elevation, here are the tips to prevent altitude sickness and have a successful trip.