Written by Alan T. Vuong, Accessible Travels and Vacations, March 9, 2022 Last summer when a friend and I visited Toronto, Canada, we were so excited to finally be on a plane to anywhere. The weather was mostly sunny with the exception of heavy rain happening one of our days. We got to see the CN […]
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The Calgary Stampede 2021
Written By alantvuong on September 13, 2021 The Calgary Stampede takes place every year in July in Calgary and is a 10 day rodeo, carnival and festival. Because of the pandemic, the 2020 edition had to be cancelled for the first time ever in over 100 years. I have gone every year lately and last wrote about my 2018 experience here. […]
What you need to know about going on a cruise if you’re Canadian
Written by Chantal McPhee for Royal Caribbean Blog, October 1, 2021 Royal Caribbean has returned to sailing, and many Canadians are now planning their winter getaways. In preparation for a cruise from a U.S. port, there are a few key requirements to plan ahead of time. The cruise line’s Healthy Sail Centre outlines new […]
CN Tower Toronto
Written By alantvuong on August 10, 2021 After previously visiting Toronto in 2009 and 2016 and visiting Canada’s National Tower both visits, I wondered if it would be worth visiting again. I previously wrote about my visit in 2016 as part of checking out Toronto’s top attractions with Destination Toronto. After meeting up with another friend, my travel buddy and I planned […]
10 Wheelchair Accessible Things to do in Toronto
Written by Laura, A Piece of Travel, January 26, 2020 Home to one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World and offering stunning views of Lake Ontario, Toronto is a must-see on any visit to Canada. In this guide, we’ll show you ten incredible wheelchair accessible things to do in Toronto. Before we jump […]