🚗 This was our autumn road trip , driving as a family all the way from Boston to Montréal . It’s a five-hour drive — which sounds long, until you realize that five hours of fall colors isn’t nearly enough!  The trees were glowing in gold and red, and every turn looked like a postcard. Montréal  was fascinating — a city that feels half French, half English , where history and modern life blend so naturally. I loved wandering around Old Montréal , with its cobblestone streets,

This video was filmed right in a hotel lobby — an impromptu chat between Vincent Doan, one of our local tour guides in Ottawa, and Trung Ngo, a client from Vietnam who connected with Vincent through ETinerary. ETinerary helped Vincent form a group of 16 travelers who spent 8 unforgettable days exploring Toronto, Montréal, Ottawa, and Vancouver — discovering not just destinations, but local stories, friendships, and laughter along the way. 🇨🇦 The comments you’ll hear in this

There’s no better way to feel the soul of Québec than driving along the winding Route 132 toward the farthest tip of the Gaspé Peninsula. From Montréal to Rimouski, Amqui, Gaspé, and Percé, our six-day journey revealed a land where mountains dive into the sea, and every curve of the road tells a story of wind, salt, and time. Our local tour guide  greeted us right at Montréal Gare Centrale , helping with luggage and smiles before we began our adventure together. Traveling in

There couldn’t have been a more perfect autumn experience. Our small group of four booked a local tour through ETinerary  to explore the fall foliage at Parc Ivor-McLeod , nestled in the heart of Saint-Lazare — a charming town surrounded by peaceful forests and crystal-clear lakes. As we arrived, the air was crisp, and the lake mirrored the brilliant canopy of gold, amber, and red. Every step along the path felt like walking into a painting — the reflection so still that it s

Discover the hidden colors, quiet trails, and breathtaking moments — guided by those who know them best. The Season When Time Slows Down There’s something sacred about autumn in Eastern Canada. Each September, the air cools just enough to sharpen your senses. The sun leans lower in the sky. The forests of Québec , Ontario , and the Maritimes  begin their slow transformation into a living canvas — scarlet, amber, gold, and rust. This is not a season that rushes. It unfolds, qu