Discover Twillingate’s Hidden Gem: The Rockcut Trails Newfoundland’s Twillingate is more than just icebergs—it’s home to the stunning Rockcut Trails. These coastal paths offer breathtaking views, sea arches, dramatic cliffs, and secluded beaches. From the panoramic heights of the White Hills to the historic Lower Little Harbour Trail, each route tells a story of nature and culture. Whether you’re hiking, camping, or kayaking, the Rockcut Trails deliver an unforgettable adventure on Canada’s eastern edge.

survey reveals that nearly half of travelers from Canada, Germany, India, Mexico, and the UK are less inclined to visit the U.S. due to the political climate under Trump's administration. The political environment, along with safety concerns and trade policies, deters international travelers, though higher-income individuals remain more positive about visiting. Visa regulations and political conduct significantly influence travel decisions.

Associations are increasingly moving conferences from the U.S. to Canada because of better exchange rates, streamlined visa processes, and reduced costs. With the U.S. implementing Executive Order 14161, visa delays have increased, making Canadian venues more attractive. Additionally, changes in U.S. diversity, equity, and inclusion policies are prompting some organizations to reconsider their conference locations and content.