1 Canada,
19 perspectives.
Canada is so vast and diverse that a "trip to Canada" could include a million different things. With that in mind, we invited 19 bloggers from around the world to explore our country and share their unique perspectives. See Canada through their eyes as they tried heli-yoga on a mountaintop, a frosty pint at the ol' saloon and many more experiences.
The Cross-Canada Blogger Tour ran from September 8 - 30, 2012.
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Meet the bloggers
Our posse of bloggers consists of foodies, outdoor enthusiasts, pop culture junkies, photographers and travellers, to name a few. Despite their different interests they do have one thing in common: a willingness to try new things. Follow the bloggers as they explore all that Canada has to offer.
Prince Edward Island & New Brunswick
Food lovers, prepare to salivate. This tour is all about ocean activities, strolls through National Parks and historic towns, and fabulous food and drinks. Bloggers will indulge in seafood delicacies prepared by renowned celebrity chefs at events such as Fall Flavours Festival and Harvest Blues and Jazz Festival.
Ontario & Quebec
Bloggers will experience Canadian culture at its finest, attending art galleries, museums, the highly-regarded Toronto International Film Festival, as well as POP International, a unique 5-day music festival featuring more than 600 artists. When they're not getting exclusive interviews with artists they’ll be partying 'til dawn.
Saskatchewan & Alberta
This classic Canadian cowboy experience is the real deal, complete with horseback riding, family-style meals and a cold one at the saloon. For wanna-be Olympians there's bobsleighing through Canada Olympic Park, and for the truly daring, heli-yoga in the Rocky Mountains.
British Columbia
This tour is the perfect mix of cosmopolitan cities and gastronomic delights. Bloggers can spend time in Vancouver and Richmond, sampling their famous street food carts and taking in some craft beers in picturesque Gastown. A short flight to Kelowna will have the bloggers winery-hopping ‘til they drop at the Okanagan Valley Wine Festival.
