Posts Tagged ‘Canada’

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Mitch Moffit Sings About Not Getting the Best Job in the World

May 7, 2009

A while ago I wrote about the “Best Job in the World” contest being held by the Queensland tourism folks (that’s Queensland, Australia).

The winner was announced this week (congrats, Ben - I’ll keep an eye out for my invite to visit), which means thousands of other people found out they were losers.

One of those losers was Mitch Moffit, from Canada. Not only does Mitch not have the best job in the world, he apparently has no job. Bummer, Mitch.

What Mitch does have is a knack for music and humor, a combination that I would expect to score him a prime gig with Joss Whedon. For now though, check out his song to Australia, with a nod to his mapleicious homeland.

mitch moffit

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Cut Out Online Booking Fees at Travel CUTS

February 11, 2009

cuts_stimulusAre you going home (or somewhere fun) for Spring Break? Then home (or somewhere fun) for the summer? Back to school in August or September?

If you’re flying within Canada at all this year, then you can save some money.

Right now, Travel CUTS is waiving their online booking fee for flights within Canada. The offer ends March 31st, 2009, but you can book flights well in advance, so plan ahead now to save a few dollars on all of your domestic travel in 2009.

Visit travelcuts.com now for prices and availability.

Happy flying!

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Get $100 Off Flights From Canada

January 30, 2009

Transat LogoHey Canadians, this one is for you!

Right now you can get $100 off Transat’s lowest available flight to Europe. You have to book a roundtrip flight, at least 21 days before departure, and stay for a minimum 7 days.

You can travel between April 1 and October 31, 2009, and there are no blackout dates.

That’s an extra $100 you can put toward hostels, food, bus fare, drinks for cute foreigners, or whatever you need while you’re there.

This offer is only good through Travel CUTS, so give them a call today:
1-866-246-9762

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Spend Your Summer Working Abroad. In Canada.

February 4, 2008

CanadaCanada is abroad. Really. It’s not here, it’s way up there, that really broad stretch of land above us. The people are friendly, they speak English (and a little French), the scenery is gorgeous, and what else have you got planned for this summer? It will be like going to camp except they pay you to be there.

Sign up to travel and work in Canada and enjoy the kind people, the beautiful environment, and some of the best outdoor activities in the world.

SWAP Working Holidays has been helping American students get to Canada since 1975, and they’re authorized by the Canadian government so you know they aren’t going to run off with your money or leave you hanging. Canadians are far too nice and honest for that kind of trickery.

You’re eligible for the program if you are:

  • A U.S. citizen
  • Aged 18 to 35 upon entry to Canada
  • A full-time student at an accredited U.S. college or university
  • Travel like this takes planning, so visit www.swap.ca now for more information, then start thinking about where you want to live, who you want to meet, and whether you’ll start with hiking, biking, or waterskiing.

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    Travel Adventures in Canada. Really.

    November 5, 2007

    CanadaWhen’s the last time you thought about Canada? Can you name three cities in Canada? Do you even know who their President is?

    It’s a shame we aren’t closer to our cousins up North, but you can help change that. Sign up to travel and work in Canada and get to know the kind people, the beautiful land, and some of the best winter sporting events in the world.

    SWAP Working Holidays has been helping American students get to Canada since 1975, and they’re authorized by the Canadian government so you know they aren’t going to run off with your money or leave you hanging.  Canadians are far too nice and honest for that kind of trickery.

    You’re eligible for the program if you are:

  • A U.S. citizen
  • Aged 18 to 35 upon entry to Canada
  • A full-time student at an accredited U.S. college or university
  • Travel like this takes planning, so visit www.swap.ca now for more information, then start thinking about where you want to live, who you want to meet, and whether you’ll start with skates, skis, or snowboards.

    (And Canada has a Prime Minister, not a President. If you weren’t sure about that, even more reason for you to go and visit.)