Zoey Morrone

Canadian winters can feel long, dark, and difficult, especially during deep freeze periods that push temperatures far below seasonal norms.

Many Canadians still want winter beach escapes but face higher travel costs due to currency shifts and increased demand. All-inclusive

Canadians face extreme cold during winter months, making indoor and mild-weather escapes more appealing. Cozy lodges, hot springs, and wellness

Canadians look for last-minute winter escapes to avoid high March Break prices. Cozy lodges, indoor resorts, and spa retreats are

Many Canadians are rethinking their beach travel habits. Crowded resorts in Mexico, Florida, and the Caribbean are becoming less appealing

Many Canadians are planning bucket-list trips before rising interest rates make travel more expensive. Domestic and short-haul winter escapes are

Many Canadians are planning winter escapes to warm seas before La Niña affects airfare and travel costs. Caribbean and Mexico

Canadians are increasingly booking winter getaways focused on rest, relaxation, and sleep. Resorts across the country offer quiet rooms, spa