Group travel in Canada is undergoing a major structural transformation. I’ve spent the last fifteen years as a tour guide on large coaches seating 40 to 56 people, watching Canada go by behind large tinted windows.. I saw the weariness in the eyes of travelers after days punctuated by long stops and the calls of…
There’s something magical about the vastness of Canada. A kind of raw serenity found nowhere else. Recently, in discussions with fellow European tour operators, one observation became clear: more and more of their regular clients, formerly enamored with the great American national parks, are asking to cross the border north. This phenomenon has a technical…
The best compliment a traveler can pay me at the end of a 12-day tour is to thank me by mentioning the agency that sold them the trip in Paris, Brussels, or Geneva. On the ground, I am your guide, the face of your promise of an authentic experience in Canada. That’s what white label…
