Whistler’s World Ski and Snowboard Festival (WSSF) is next month and we have some great ways for you to enjoy 10 amazing days and 10 epic nights in Whistler Village (April 12-21) at the largest celebration of mountain culture in North America. Whistler’s WSSF is much more than just large parties, loud concerts, and winter …
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Couples walking hand-in-hand on Valentine’s Day in Whistler through the alleys of the village is something the romantic ski resort of Whistler Blackcomb is known for. With eye-popping boutique jewelry, deliciously tasteful chocolate, and the smell of romantic roses in the air, Whistler is considered one of the best places in Canada to spend Valentine’s …
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Family Day in Whistler is a chance for families to visit the luxury ski resort and discover the more affordable family oriented restaurants and activities that Whistler Blackcomb has to offer. Guests who travel to Whistler for special occasions, such as weddings, engagements, birthdays, and more know all about the amazing high-end dining restaurants, such …
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Whistler Transit’s new Twitter handle is @WhistlerTransit and one Whistler councilor hopes that it’s the first step in the right direction to modernize Whistler’s transit service through technology. Councillor Jack Crompton, a member of the Transit Management Advisory Committee, hopes that Whistler resort will be able to take advantage of the modern day technology to …
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Celebrate this New Year’s Eve in Whistler for 2012/2013 at the best ski resort mountain in the world! The beginning of the 2012 ski season has provided record setting snowfalls for Whistler Blackcomb, and it’s time to not only celebrate your past year of memories and experiences, but also to look forward to an incredible …
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Last week marked the end of November and the first full operational week for both Whistler Mountain and Blackcomb Mountain, yet, it took a massive snow storm in the last three days for Whistler to reach its average November snowfall. In the final week of November, Whistler received 68 cm of snow and another 75cm …
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Driving from Vancouver to Whistler can be dangerous at times. With rain now settled into British Columbia’s ‘Wet Coast,’ and the winter months fast approaching, new travelers to the area may be in need of safety tips to handle the road conditions and the drive from Whistler to Vancouver. The Sea to Sky Highway is …
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Mont-Tremblant in the Fall with the changing seasons brings a whole new colourful perspective to one of its most beautiful mountain resorts in Quebec, Canada. As the weather in the resort changes from the warmer to cooler temperatures and awaits the first snowball in the Mt Tremblant Village, the mountainside springs to life new Macintosh-like …
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Staying safe in the mountain back-country requires an understanding of practical safety tips when traveling both in the summer and winter seasons. The tucked away mountain village of Sun Peaks, BC known as bear country to some is located an hour north-east of Kamloops, BC is one of the beautiful gems in British Columbia’s Thompson …
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In the past four years, vacation travel has changed significantly because of the global economic recession and the new trends that travelers, like you, are seeking. Travelers are now looking for a richer, more authentic experience of the destinations they’re traveling to, essentially trying to live like the locals. What’s Our Personal Experience? In our case, …
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