First time travelers however will require a good Canadian travel guide that would perfectly guide them through their journey in Canada.  It will give you the rare insight into your places of staying, shopping, eating, as well as driving. In addition Canada offers you great night life and also activities that are interesting and memorable experience for not only you but the whole family.

One of the major considerations in your travel to Canada should be the weather.  Maritime province have humid climate.  Western region on the other hand is somewhat drier in comparison.  And in Halifax, Nova Scotia, the climate could be real freezing in winter though it is temperate in summer. Quite a good deal of variations can be experienced in the mountain areas of Canada.

You may not overlook the new restrictions imposed on border crossing.  Documents require constant changes in Canada.  Hence please check these requirements before taking up Canadian travels. The information is available on the Canadian and US official websites.

Canada uses the Canadian dollar and also accepts the American dollar. The best exchange rates can be obtained in the Canadian Chartered Banks – whereas not every place of business will give you the most current exchage rate. It is also a bit of a learning curve when considering Provincial sales tax systems in Canada.  While there is no such tax in Alberta, Northwest Areas, Yukon, and Nunavut, 5% tax in Saskatchewan and 13% at New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland. On top of the Provincial sales tax, there is also GST tax on goods and services.