Millennials now have greater purchasing power than any other demographic. They will dictate travel patterns for many years ahead. What are they looking for? Listen to my guest Casper Urhammer, CEO of Contiki.

In this final episode of my trip to Montreal on the eve of its 375th Birthday, I try to pretend I can master the elite sport of ice canoeing. I stay at a excellent property in the heart of Old Montreal, and I recommend some especially good restaurants I in which I dined.

The Museum of Archeology and the Museum of fine Art should be must dos if you go to Montreal. On my recent visit I went to both and interviewed representatives from each. Hear about both of these exceptional cultural stops on this podcast.

The year 2017 will be a 12 month series of celebrations as the great city of Montreal parties from beginning to end. It has been 50 years since the World Exposition of 1967 changed Montreal forever. It's Canada's 150 since Confederation, and 375 years since the founding of Montreal.

Remembrance Day is one of the most important in the year. Without those who gave their lives in past conflicts, the freedoms we take for granted today would not have been won. Take the time to think about those who fought for the rights and freedoms we cherish today.

These are the opening words to a song Jamaican musicians often play to visitors. I heard it the first time on our first trip a long time ago. Well, for about the 10th time I did go back, this time mostly for golf, but with a bit of touring as well. It's a fascinating country with a people culture all its own. On this podcast you'll hear from some of the people who help make it a great country.

From the moment we are greeted as the float plane landed at the lodge until we left four days later we experienced hospitality as good as you will find at any major resort. The staff were amazing. The shore lunches were a treat. And the stories and laugh will stick with us forever.

We were the old and our two grandgirls were the young as we had a wonderful week with them in Riding Mountain National Park on a true intergenerational vacation.

We talk with New Brunswick tourism about the special part of the province from the Fundy National Park to Moncton, and up the Acadian Coast to kouchibouguac national park. So many place to see and even more to do in a province that does not get all the credit it is due.

ACTA, the Association of Canadian Travel Agencies, has a new national president in Wendy Paradis. She has been travelling around the country introducing herself. We caught up with her at the ACTA Manitoba golf tournament to find out her views on the travel industry as it is today. Also other information on what's happening in the airline world.