Trip Inspiration | Arts & Culture

As we embark upon Canada’s big birthday, the celebratory line up is more extravagant than ever. Time to pull out your red and white to check out some of our region’s best Canada Day events.

This year, as Canada is celebrating its 150th anniversary of Confederation, there are great opportunities to explore the region and experience something new.

Looking for something new and exciting to do this summer? Check out the Railway City Big Top, North America’s largest Big Top Tent!

Can’t get a ride to Coachella? Don’t have the means to find your Wayhome?

Great live music and entertainment doesn’t require standing in line for tickets.

Exploring Pelee Island.

I consider myself to be someone with a passion for travel and adventure so when I heard I was getting the opportunity to tour Pelee Island, the southern-most inhabited point of Canada, I was thrilled. 

Snap selfies and stop for a snack at these unique roadside attractions.

Itinerary highlights: fabulous food and unique roadside attractions.

You’ll feel the love from Facebook friends and Instagram followers when they see the one-of-a-kind pictures you’ll take on this road trip.

Low Canadian dollar + great getaway options = more summer fun for less

Looking to get an extra quarter’s worth of value for every dollar you spend on travel this summer? Making that happen is a snap with a quick trip across the border.

Explore the Windsor waterfront and discover Pelee Island on this 3-day tour.

Itinerary highlights: fabulous food, a sculpture park, cycling through Essex Pelee Island Coast (EPIC) wine country, exploring Pelee Island and birding.

Discover the birds of Pinery Provincial Park.

Pinery Provincial Park's sunsets, which have been ranked among the world’s top ten by National Geographic Magazine, will be the icing on the cake after a day exploring this beautiful park. It’s rare habitats provide shelter and space for 319 different species of birds, 124 of which have nested in the park.