Travel Canada tweeted Wednesday that Singapore custom officers can request a drug test, even if cannabis was consumed outside of the country. Continue reading →

According to Mike Foster of Nexion Travel, there’s been a decrease in Londoners heading stateside over the last five or six years. Continue reading →

As of late November, the RCMP had assessed only 1,200 of 27,000 people in the registry with a child sex offence on their records. Continue reading →

Tourism job growth outpaced overall employment growth in most provinces last year Continue reading →

The head of WestJet Airlines says he sees a possible silver lining with the uncertainty surrounding new U.S. border policies: a boost in international visitors to Canada. Continue reading →

In 2016, EIA saw just over 7.5 million passengers come through the doors. That’s a 5.7 per cent drop from 2015, when EIA saw nearly eight million people. Continue reading →

Canadian citizens who were born in Hong Kong have reportedly been told that they can only apply to travel to China as Chinese nationals. Continue reading →

United Airlines is suspending daily flights from the Edmonton International Airport to Chicago and San Francisco, and Edmonton airport officials say the low Canadian dollar is to blame. Continue reading →

After consulting with upwards of 800 staff, students and parents, Edmonton Public Schools has decided to evaluate international field trips on a case-by-case basis. Continue reading →