Travel Well in Vancouver on a BUDGET! We visited Vancouver for the very first time with only a few days and a small budget.

Vancouver is a spectacular city with so many fun things to do, and interesting places to see, so we put together a Vancouver travel guide to give you some ideas on what to do in Vancouver. We'll cover ...

A host of promotions to spark travel demand to Vancouver have been announced by Travel Impressions who reports that travel agents can expand their knowledge of Vancouver by accessing Travel ...

Just in time for the summer swarm of tourists, the city of Vancouver has finalized a 25-page tourism plan designed to attract visitors to the city. The master destination plan, created by Visit ...

Visitors to Vancouver will now be able to download a free application for their smartphones that puts a complete guide to the city in the palm of their hand. The application, named "CitySmart," was ...

The newly developed Waterfront Vancouver has made the city more visible to leisure travelers who also seek a walkable downtown and the city's historic area, said Cliff Myers, president and chief ...

To really see all that Vancouver has to offer you should set aside at least a week. But for many travelers, Canada’s west coast city, known as North Hollywood for its popularity with filmmakers, is ...

Vancouver's restaurant promotion is now open for reservations. Presented by Visa, Tourism Vancouver's Dine Out Vancouver 2009 offers consumers the chance to dine at over 180 restaurants at three great ...

Last month, Tourism Vancouver signed a pioneering technology deal with China industry giant Tencent in an effort to attract more Chinese tourism, now known as the world’s fastest-growing travel market ...

Today, Tourism Vancouver Board Chair Robyn McVicker (Vice President, Operations and Maintenance, Vancouver Airport Authority) announced the appointment of Mr. Royce Chwin as President and Chief ...

Swapping its marketing role to focus on social impact is as inspiring as it gets coming out of a destination's tourism board. But Vancouver Island's 4VI will need to communicate at a whole new level ...