Canadian travellers are venturing beyond traditional North American destinations, with a city in Southeast Asia now topping their travel lists. It's a trend that's also being mirrored by American tourists.
Following a night of violence in Dublin, the Canadian government has updated its travel advice for citizens visiting Ireland. Protests disrupted local services and transport and involved vandalism, arson, and clashes with police. The travel advisory came ahead of reassurances from Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar on November 24 that Dublin remains safe despite the turmoil.