How do I travel to Quebec?
Quebec has two major international airports - Montréal–Trudeau International Airport (IATA Code – YUL) and Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport (IATA Code – YQB). Both the airport has several flights from several Canadian, US and European destinations.

What are the travel requirements for Canada?
Citizens of the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and the European Union are exempted from visas and can stay in the country for tourism for a period of 6 months. They are required to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) if arriving in the country by air. Citizens of the United States of America are free to enter the country without a visa and must bring their passports or identity card.

What is the currency used in Canada?
Canadian Dollar (CAD) is the official currency. CAD exchange rates are hovering around 1 CAD for 1 USD, 1 CAD for 1 GBP, and 1 CAD for 1 Euro. The exchange rates can vary with +/- of 1 to 2 as per currency. There are plenty of currency exchange service providers in the city.  VISA and Mastercard are widely accepted in the country as well.

Do I need travel insurance in Canada?
Yes, to visit Canada, worldwide travel insurance is required that will cover loss, damage, theft of your belongings, covers medical, accidental, baggage loss, trip cancellation and delays, accidental damage, or injury.

What is the language spoken in Quebec?
English and French are the main languages spoken in Quebec. French is the most prevalent language and is spoken with a lot of pride. English is used in the travel and tourism sector as well.

How do I travel within Quebec?
Quebec is a vast province with a network of domestic airports and a network of road and rail lines. Quebec’s northern regions are far off and very remote. Air travel is the most convenient way to reach these areas. Quebec’s two international airports in Montreal and Quebec City are further connected with several small airports. VIA Rail Canada operates the only intercity passenger train and runs Montreal’s commuter trains in the suburbs. The bus network in the province is very well developed with a lot of connections between Quebec City, Montreal, Ottawa, and Toronto. Self-driving car rental companies are also available and driving in Quebec is also known for its scenic drives.

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