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Winter offers incredible skiing and festive markets. While temperatures are low, flight deals are often easier to find during this snowy season.

Spring brings mild weather and blooming flowers. It is an excellent time for urban exploration and seeing the country wake up.

Summer is peak season with warm weather and endless festivals. It is the best time for hiking and outdoor adventures.

Fall features stunning foliage and harvest festivals. The crisp air and colorful landscapes make it a photographer's dream.

Brazilians traveling to Canada usually need a visitor visa or an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). If you have held a Canadian visa in the last ten years or currently hold a valid US non-immigrant visa, you may be eligible for an eTA, which is faster and cheaper than a standard visa. Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your stay. The application process is entirely online. It is best to secure your documentation before you book flights Canada to avoid any travel disruptions. Check the official government website for the most recent updates on entry requirements and processing times for South American travelers.

Canada is the second-largest country in the world, so planning transit is key. In cities like Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver, public transit systems are excellent, featuring subways and buses. For travel between cities, VIA Rail offers scenic routes, though flying is often faster for long distances. If you plan to explore national parks, renting a car is almost essential. Unlike the busy traffic in Sao Paulo, Canadian highways are generally well-maintained and easy to navigate. Be aware that winter driving requires experience with snow and ice. Domestic low cost flights Canada are available through budget carriers to help cover vast distances between provinces like Ontario and British Columbia.

Canadian culture values politeness, punctuality, and personal space. Tipping is standard practice; expect to add 15% to 20% to your bill at restaurants and for taxi services. While Brazil is known for its outgoing social nature, Canadians may seem slightly more reserved initially but are generally very helpful. Both English and French are official languages; French is dominant in Quebec. It is respectful to learn basic French phrases if visiting Montreal or Quebec City. Environmental consciousness is high, so follow local recycling and littering rules strictly. When visiting someone's home, it is customary to remove your shoes at the door, a practice common across most Canadian households regardless of the province.

Canadian food is diverse and influenced by its immigrant history. You must try Poutine, a dish of fries topped with cheese curds and gravy, originating from Quebec. In coastal areas, fresh seafood like Atlantic lobster or Pacific salmon is a staple. For a sweet treat, look for Nanaimo bars or anything flavored with authentic maple syrup. While Brazilians might miss their traditional churrasco, Canada offers high-quality beef, especially in Alberta. Don't miss the chance to visit a local farmers market to try seasonal produce. For a unique experience, visit a sugar shack in the spring to see how maple syrup is made and enjoy traditional folk music and hearty meals. TICKETS.COM.BR recommends trying a 'BeaverTail' pastry in Ottawa.