Canada is a family vacation favorite and a year round holiday hotspot because this vast and magnificent nation affords visitors a wealth of experiences and delights no matter their age, the time of year they visit or what they like to do on holiday. The lure of the Canadian countryside, culture, wilderness, vibrancy, cityscapes and lifestyle are all immense and undeniable. If you've never been to Canada before and you're thinking of taking a tour of Canada, you're in for a treat. Or, if you've taken time out exploring the expansive landmass before and you want to go back and pick up where you left off it is unsurprising. Because Tour Canada is so large, it is unlikely that you will be able to see everything you want to in one vacation, and so it can make sense to base yourself in a particular province and explore that. So, you may want to head for Quebec in the winter and explore the ski regions, you may want to head for Vancouver in the summer and take in Vancouver Island as well as the city of Vancouver itself. Alternatively, you may want to base yourself in Toronto and explore parts of eastern Canada. You can hire a car and get out of whichever town or city you base yourself in, but you don't want to spend every waking minute in a car when you could be spending it on the slopes, in a bar, in a shop, looking at an historic building, an amazing view or at bears or whales or interacting with the locals. If you think about it, a perfect way to see more of Canada would be to live there right? Well, how about moving to live and work in Canada on a temporary visa and spending your free time exploring the countryside and the cities and the sights and the flora and the fauna? Many people can apply for working visas to spend some time in Canada. Others may prefer to move to Canada lock stock and barrel and take a gamble on starting a whole new life in the nation. Whichever approach you prefer, contact the Canadian embassy in your nation to find out about your eligibility to spend more than just Tour to Canada. The only trouble with Canada is that you can't see more of it in your vacation time. But there is a way around this issue that is open to some people depending on the nation they herald from for example. Think about the type of vacation you want - and this will dictate the type of location you head for in Canada. For example, if you fancy a wilderness adventure wild camping and hiking or climbing it's really unlikely that you'll want to be staying on Vancouver Island. On the other hand, if you want culture, sophistication, good nightlife, and a vibrant pace of life on your holiday, heading for Nova Scotia is maybe a little unwise! For more details log on to our website address http://www.tourtocanada.org and you can send mail also on canada@travelmarketing.de

1. Take a Tour to Canada
Canada is a family vacation favorite and a year round holiday hotspot because this vast and magnificent
nation affords visitors a wealth of experiences and delights no matter their age, the time of year they
visit or what they like to do on holiday. The lure of the Canadian countryside, culture, wilderness,
vibrancy, cityscapes and lifestyle are all immense and undeniable.
If you've never been to Canada before and you're thinking of taking a tour of Canada, you're in for a
treat. Or, if you've taken time out exploring the expansive landmass before and you want to go back and
pick up where you left off it is unsurprising.
Because Tour Canada is so large, it is unlikely that you will be able to see everything you want to in one
vacation, and so it can make sense to base yourself in a particular province and explore that. So, you
may want to head for Quebec in the winter and explore the ski regions, you may want to head for
Vancouver in the summer and take in Vancouver Island as well as the city of Vancouver itself.
Alternatively, you may want to base yourself in Toronto and explore parts of eastern Canada.
You can hire a car and get out of whichever town or city you base yourself in, but you don't want to
spend every waking minute in a car when you could be spending it on the slopes, in a bar, in a shop,
looking at an historic building, an amazing view or at bears or whales or interacting with the locals.
If you think about it, a perfect way to see more of Canada would be to live there right? Well, how about
moving to live and work in Canada on a temporary visa and spending your free time exploring the
countryside and the cities and the sights and the flora and the fauna? Many people can apply for
working visas to spend some time in Canada. Others may prefer to move to Canada lock stock and barrel
and take a gamble on starting a whole new life in the nation. Whichever approach you prefer, contact
the Canadian embassy in your nation to find out about your eligibility to spend more than just Tour to
Canada.
The only trouble with Canada is that you can't see more of it in your vacation time. But there is a way
around this issue that is open to some people depending on the nation they herald from for example.
Think about the type of vacation you want - and this will dictate the type of location you head for in
Canada. For example, if you fancy a wilderness adventure wild camping and hiking or climbing it's really
unlikely that you'll want to be staying on Vancouver Island. On the other hand, if you want culture,

2. sophistication, good nightlife, and a vibrant pace of life on your holiday, heading for Nova Scotia is
maybe a little unwise!
For more details log on to our website address http://www.tourtocanada.org and you can send mail also
on canada@travelmarketing.de