Travel

Transportation Security Administration: Lists prohibited and permitted items for flights within in U.S.A.
Gadget Universe: For our travelling retirees, here is a site (or call 1-800-429-1139) that has all kinds of neat stuff from a watch-cam to a plug-in cup holder that keeps things hot or cold...ah...technology
Access to Travel: Provides information on accessible transportation and travel across Canada with the aim of making traveling an easier and more enjoyable experience for Canadians with disabilities. Includes excellent links to travel resources in Canada, the U.S.A

RV Living: Thinking about going RV-ing? Drop in at John and Peggy’s site for a taste of the open road. http://www.rvliving.net The site includes hundreds of links to RV information, including the first ever listing of Canadian campgrounds open all winter.
Accessible Niagara: A treasure trove of useful information on outings and accessible friendly locations in the Niagara Peninsula for seniors who are physically challenged. To have a free 32 page guide sent to you call the Niagara Economic and Tourism Corporation.
Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA): Hourly updates on border wait time between the Canada and the U.S.A. Also has Information on what you can and cannot import.

Host On Call: Host On Call lists bed and breakfast locations throughout Ontario and maintains a current up-to-date availability status.
Inns on the edge of water: Bed & Breakfasts: Inns located on a shoreline
Last Minute Specials: Bed and Breakfast last minute deals
Nova Scotia Bed and Breakfast Association: Bed and Breakfasts in Nova Scotia

Publications - by Foreign Affairs: The Consular section of the Foreign Affairs Dept. has several publications devoted to the Canadian traveler. All publications are free and can be printed for personal use. Some of the topics include Her Own Way: Advice for the Woman Traveller, Out on a Limb: Advice for the Adventure Traveller, Travelling Abroad? Assistance for Canadians.
Retirement Abroad: Seeing the Sunsets: If you are thinking about retiring abroad there is a booklet put out by the Foreign Affairs Dept. entitled "Retirement Abroad: Seeing the Sunsets." It contains professional advice about contacting a lawyer and accountant, etc. before making financial commitments in another country. To get a copy, go to http://www.voyage.gc.ca, then click on Living Abroad and then, Retiring Abroad.
The Trail Database: World’s largest walking & hiking trail database
Volunteer vacations: Take a volunteer vacation - from Savvy Traveler
Travel Web: Book hotels, airfare, rental cars.
Expedia: Find and book travel, hotels, cars, etc.
iTravel2000: Book travel, hotels, cars.
Quebec: Quebec destination information.
Prince Edward Island: Prince Edward Island visitor guide.
Florida's Emerald Coast: Visitor Guide.

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