Ramada Vancouver Airport

... running though the land the whole thing looked like an immense patchwork quilt covering the land. Upon approach to the airport, the city of Vancouver is laid out before us, complete with the stunning backdrop of the Coast Mountains. The chill hit us ...

... just got here and was against all that we had planned!!.........But within hours after this so called 'crazy plan', we were airport and Vancouver bound! The joys of backpacking again! The bits we missed out on, not being able to drive through, seemed a ...

... Asian influenced.  The first hotel we checked for prices was the one we ended up staying at.  This was the Ramada Inn Vancouver Airport. A very basic hotel, not much to mention here.  What is worth mentioning is the park behind it.  ...

... the train I was able to gain a bit of an idea about the terrain we were travelling through. We arrived an hour early into Vancouver - a rarity for Via Rail so we are told and spent the rest of the time we had in Canada revisiting some of the places ...

... Jack rabbits nibbling on the grass in the park. We  sat til quite late watching a football match between the home team and the Vancouver team. It was bad. We flicked to the baseball game in which the home team featured. It was bad. We swichted to the ...

Wednesday 6th Oct 2010 – Calgary to Vancouver (Fine, warm) This morning we need to sort out storing our bags till later in the day as our airport shuttle is not till 3.25pm for our 5.15pm flight to Vancouver.  We set off to explore Calgary ...

... I have arrived in Lima, Peru...our first trip to South America.  The day went very smoothly even though I began it at Vancouver airport getting my first strike against my NEXUS pass (seems I forget to register my new passport which was a no-no that ...

... done that before) so we have time for a quick walk around Minaru Park before leaving. We also get the delight of seeing what the Ramada will serve us for breakfast. Some things about travel aren't great. Had a so-so dinner at Hon's last night. Used to ...

So yesterday was all about trains, planes and automobiles.  We woke up around 5 am and headed to the airport where we flew through Seattle to Vancouver.  We picked up our car and drove 6 hours and arrived in Revelstoke last night around 11 ...

... of the Amazon jungle.  We had to pay a departure tax of 19.44 Peruvian soles (equivalent to about $6 CAD).  Vancouver’s airport could learn a thing or two about flying on foggy days – it was socked right in, but all the flights were ...

... is overwhelming in its power and contrasts. This is what Margaret and I quickly concluded when we arrived from Toronto (via Vancouver). Pudong is Shanghai’s newest borough. Almost three million people, where 16 years ago were only rice fields, ...