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Must-Do Planning Advice For Spring Break Holidays

Travel smart, stay safe and enjoy!

Must-Do Planning Advice For Spring Break Holidays

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Are you swapping your mouse and keyboard for sandals or ski goggles this winter? Before you jet off, get prepped with some must-know travel advice to ensure your adventure is as smooth as the glide down a water slide or ski slope.

Is your destination safe and secure?

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Before you head out to build sandcastles or make snow angels, take a moment to research the safety and security of your destination. Inform yourself at Travel.gc.ca, which offers comprehensive insights into the safety of countries worldwide.

Choose the right travel insurance

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Travel insurance is not a luxury, it's a must, whether you’re planning to enjoy Spring Break on the beach or on the slopes. Select a travel insurance policy that covers your specific needs, from trip cancellations to planned activities and medical emergencies.

Register your trip in case of emergency

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You may need assistance during an emergency abroad. Before you leave Canada, go to Travel.gc.ca and learn how to sign up for the Registration of Canadians Abroad service for important Government of Canada updates in case of an emergency at home or at your destination. This will provide peace of mind, knowing that assistance is just a call away in an emergency.

Understand local laws and customs

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Did You Know: you are subject to the laws of the country you’re visiting, and they may differ from what you’re used to in Canada. Save yourself from potential trouble and familiarize yourself with local laws and customs, whether you’re hitting the slopes or surf.

Practical travel preparations

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Thorough preparation—from getting travel insurance to cover all your likely needs to keeping your passport and other important documents safe—is key to a safe journey. Go to Travel.gc.ca for information that helps all types of travellers.

Bonus tip: Follow updated travel.gc.ca social media accounts to stay connected

For detailed advice, resources and updates on safe travel outside of Canada, visit Travel.gc.ca. and connect on social media. Stay informed to make your next international adventure the best one yet!


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