Flights to Canada Provide Escape to Rugged Paradise

The City of St. Johns in Newfoundland is known for its vibrantly painted houses

With many people in Britain looking towards their next holiday as the summer season enters its final months, Canada may just offer the appeal that many need. With rugged and beautiful landscapes in addition to an eclectic cultural mix of Inuit, French and American traditions, the country could be the perfect escape for the winter season.

With a vast range of attractions for visitors Canada remains a popular yet less frequented holiday destination. Outdoor activities including skiing, climbing and exploring the country's beautiful landscape offer those with an adventurous streak the ideal setting to push their boundaries. Meanwhile visitors wishing to experience vibrant city life and historic culture can head to Montreal, Toronto, or North America's oldest city of St. Johns in Newfoundland. Toronto in particular is an eclectic mix of cultures with just under half its population coming from different countries. And with leafy parks, diverse cuisine, great shopping and festivals such as the International Film Festival there is a wealth of things to experience.

Meanwhile, globally one of the coldest countries, an icy atmosphere adds to the magical nature of Canada whether visitors are exploring the rugged terrain or intriguing cities. A place where huge snow drifts are to be expected and individuals quite often ice skate to work, Canada provides a thrilling experience for people whether passing through for business or taking an extended vacation. And with both economy and business flights from airports including Manchester and London Heathrow providing easy access, the winter holiday of a lifetime could be only a flight away.

Posted by Amanda, 27 July 2010 14:05

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