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Travel to Vancouver 2010
Passports and Visas
International Visitors to Canada
International visitors to Canada (not US citizens or US permanent residents) must carry a valid passport and, if required, a visa. Citizens from the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Mexico, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Australia and some other countries do not require a visa to enter Canada. Visit the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website for a complete list of countries whose citizens require visas to enter Canada.
All other visitors should contact their Canadian embassy or consulate to learn what documents are required. Contact information for Canadian embassies around the world can be found at the Foreign Affairs Canada website.
Visitors are advised that if they are travelling through a third country, they may also need visas or other documents for that country.
Hotels
Vancouver hotels can range from the truly luxurious to fun-family-focused accommodations. Whether in the heart of downtown, or situated in one of the wonderful communities of Greater Vancouver, there is a hotel for every taste, budget and need.
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Bed & Breakfasts
Looking for the best in Canadian hospitality and comfort? Try one of the many local treasures of Vancouver B&Bs located throughout suburban, urban and downtown settings.
Hostels
Vancouver hostels offer cozy, economical, fun accommodation options for students, families and travelers of all ages. Backpackers and budget travelers alike can find inexpensive hostels with a variety of services for seeing the sights of Vancouver and making new friends.
RV Parks & Campgrounds
Surrounded by the spectacular beauty of Vancouver, RV Parks and Campgrounds are a popular travel option. Greater Vancouver offers numerous RV Parks and Campgrounds with a wide range of features and amenities. |
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