SSP Canada opens collection of restaurants at Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport

United Airlines is betting that your summer plans might include a visit to Alaska or Canada.

In an unprecedented blend of sport and relaxation, Destination Canada announces the grand opening of the DinkDunk Pickleball Spa – the world’s first winter Pickleball Spa in Canada.Inspired by the fastest-growing sport in America and the popular wellness trend of cold plunging, the DinkDunk Pickleball Spa promises a unique, luxurious and unforgettable retreat for picklers, cold plungers and winter adventurers alike. Named after the famous pickleball “dink” shot and the “dunks” enjoyed at high-end spas, this extraordinary pop-up venue will feature a one-of-a-kind pickleball court nestled in the heart of Quebec’s winter wonderland, offering players an unparalleled setting to showcase their drop shots while creating lasting travel memories. A reservation at the DinkDunk Pickleball Spa goes beyond the court, it includes access to luxury spa amenities to unwind from all that pickling, including:

The San Francisco Airport Commission has approved a resolution to rename the International Terminal at SFO for the late Senator and former San Francisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein. The announcement responds to a proposed nomination submitted in November 2023 to the Airport Commission by The Dianne Feinstein 100-plus Committee, whose members include former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown and retired SFO Airport Director John L. Martin.

Destination Canada has launched the the DinkDunk Pickleball Spa, the world’s first pop-up winter pickleball spa.

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Frequent flyers, Chase is changing the face of air travel in New York in a big way with a high-profile new lounge opening today, while a second location is coming in one week—at the busiest of the city’s three major airports.

A passport is more than permission to travel across borders; holders of the world's most powerful passports have access to different ways of living that other passport holders do not. Heading into 2024, new data reveals not only the passports that give access to the most countries, but also where you might find a better quality of life.

Six countries now have the world's most powerful passport, according to the 2024 Henley Passport Index — but the US isn't one of them.

There's a new six-way tie for first place in an annual global travel ranking.France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Singapore, and Spain, have all tied as having the top passport in the world, measured by providing visa-free access to 194 countries with their respective passports, according to the newest Henley Passport Index. The annual report measures the flexibility of visa-free travel and has become a popular list among global travelers. For comparison, in 2023, only Japan was crowned with the top spot when it provided access to 193 countries. 

Four European countries now have the world’s most powerful passports.

Over the last five years, the world has changed a lot. A global pandemic ground much of the global population to a halt with travel the most restricted it's ever been in my lifetime – and most likely yours too. Russia’s war on Ukraine and now Israel’s war on Hamas in Gaza are causing shockwaves around the world, reshaping the statuses of countries and the rights of their citizens.

Prince Edward Island (PEI) may be Canada’s smallest province, but its sprawling coastline and rolling farmland have influenced a succession of innovative local chefs. The seafood dishes on the island are second to none, while its rich soil provides a bounty of flavoursome potatoes and vegetables. Visitors will discover a huge choice of restaurants in Charlottetown, PEI’s captivating capital, but make sure to also explore the many culinary hotspots found in lesser-known locations throughout the island. Wherever you head, you’ll discover unique dining experiences delivered by passionate people championing local produce.