Toronto is Canada’s largest city and also its most culturally diverse. It’s a city of neighbourhoods, each distinctive with its own unique character and selection of restaurants and shops to enjoy. For the citizens of Toronto (known as “Torontonians”) and visitors the variety of culinary and cultural experiences is as varied as its people. More [...]
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I think there is a shift happening in the kinds of travel experiences many people are seeking: a drift away from traditional sun and sand vacations towards a more meaningful type of trip. The cruises and resort vacations will always be popular, but it seems more and more people are seeking out moments of cultural [...]
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During the 2010 Winter Games, a number of media outlets contacted us about our free tours. Reporters from Canada, Korea and the United States were taken with the idea that anyone would offer their services for free!?!? We’ve received great feedback, and today were mentioned in an article on MSNBC.com An excerpt from MSNBC… Walking [...]
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Last night our city welcomed the world with style, and one of the best moments for me was Shane Koyczan’s slam poetry. He did an amazing job of capturing what truly makes us Canadian, and I felt that it deserved a shout out from all of us here at Vancouver Tours Guys. WELL DONE SHANE! [...]
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I have put together a list of the top 10 things I like to do in Vancouver. I have left out the big festivals and once-a-year events, because unless you plan to be here while they are happening, they would be of little use to you on this list. Top 10 Things to do in [...]
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