St. Vincent and the Grenadines is a land of many contrasts. Comprising 32 enchanting islands and cays, St. Vincent, referred to as “the mainland”, is mountainous and lush, with tumbling waterfalls, verdant rainforests, magnificent coral reefs…and an active volcano. Abounding in natural beauty, steeped in history and rich in cultural heritage, St. Vincent is still relatively untouched my mass tourism and remains a wonderful place to “get away from it all”, and soak up some true Caribbean culture.

St. Vincent is blessed with verdant mountain landscapes, volcanic-rich soil with unspoiled backdrops of brilliant flora and alluring crystal clear waters which beckon diving enthusiasts from around the world. Add to this the easy accessibility of the idyllic islands and deserted cays of the Grenadines, and the entire country emerges as a prime eco-playground.

Dominica (pronounced Dom-in-eek-a) sits midway along the Eastern Caribbean archipelago, just a few miles from Martinique to the south and Guadeloupe to the north. Its location is 15 degrees North latitude and 61 degrees West longitude? The island's official name is the Commonwealth of Dominica, which is mostly referenced in official communiqué and to distinguish the island from its northerly Caribbean sister, the Dominican Republic. The indigenous Carib Indians named the? island Waitukubuli which means "tall is her body" in the carib language.

Barbados, the Caribbean’s most-revisited destination…a charismatic island with a unique charm and warmth; with mile after mile of powdery, white sand beaches; a delightful year-round climate of sunshine and sea breezes, acres of verdant, rolling sugar cane fields; exotic botanical gardens; and a rich and fascinating history.

For an island measuring a mere 14 by 21 miles, Barbados offers visitors a tremendous variety of activities; days can be spent as busy or as leisurely as you choose. There is a refreshing mix that goes beyond the usual visitor criteria of “sun, sea, and sand” – scratch the surface and discover a proud heritage and vibrant culture; a fascinating natural environment; and, above all, the special flair of the Bajan people, who are considered the warmest and friendliest in the Caribbean. No wonder Barbados is the Caribbean’s most revisited destination.

Falling in love again, what are you to do? Get out your passport and book a vacation to Aruba! You will no doubt fall in love with our tropical paradise as you have fallen in love with each other because only the best will do on your special day. Aruba's the perfect place to pop the question. This is a romantic engagement that neither of you will ever forget! Getting married in Aruba is a dream come true! If you have already tied the knot at home, Aruba is a perfect place for a honeymoon, anniversary or renewal of vows. Aruba is a magical land kissed by the sun and perfect for love!

Over 400 year in the making, Québec City is a place where old meets new. As the oldest city in Canada, its heritage holds a richness that can’t be experienced anywhere else, as can be seen as you walk down the cobbled streets of Old Québec. Past meets present as you leave the old town and experience the deep and varied culture that lives in this great city. There is no end to the wonderful things to see and do in Québec City.

Old Québec is where it all began. A lot has changed since the first settlers arrived in 1608, and now this once bustling harbour town is the site of some extraordinary arts and culture.  Artisans fill streets lined with specialty shops and performers clamour for attention. The modern is muted by battlements that once kept the French community safe, but now act as a historic site that draws the attention of thousands.  Art lovers will rejoice at the site of the open-air art gallery, Rue du Trésor, where one can enjoy the local talents at a leisurely pace.