Traveling to Vancouver BC on business?

Question

I have never been outside the US, have a few (dumb) questions: Where and how do I get a passport? Will my credit cards be good in Canada? What are some good points of interest in Vancouver? Thanks

Answer 1

You can get passport application forms from the Post Office normally, and it does take a few weeks to get one, lots of stuff to fill out.

Yes your credit cards will work.

Points of interest - Stanley Park is beautiful, you can hire a bike and go for a ride, it's right on the edge of the city.

Also good - the Granville Island Markets, Commercial Drive (if you like the alternative scene) and sightseeing spots in North Van like Lynne Canyon and the Capilano Suspension Bridge.

If you have lots of time head up to Whistler or one of the local mountains, Seymour, Cypress or Grouse.

Answer 2

You can go to your local passport office and or get an application online and then take it in.



Your credit cards will work in Canada.



You should visit stanley park and the aquariaum, granville Island, there are quite a view place to see in Vancouver. If you have a car and a whole day you should travel up to Whistler.



Hope some this helps.

Answer 3

Everybody in the World today should have a passport. You need to go through your US Goverment Agency.



That said, I don't think that you need one yet to travel to Canada. (I'm Canadian)



Your credit cards are good anywhere in the world. Make sure that you have an ATM card. That will allow you to withdraw local currency in Vancouver.



I'm not from Vancouver, though I have been there 3 or 4 times.



Good Salmon at the Salmon House.



The ferry trip to Victoria is beautifull.

Answer 4

To check for more information regarding passport:



http://travel.state.gov/passport/get/fees/fees_837.html



Age 16 and older: The passport application fee is $67. The execution fee is $30. The total is $97 .



Under Age 16: The passport application fee is $52. The execution fee is $30. The total is $82 .



The passport application fee includes the $12.00 Security Surcharge, which became effective March 8, 2005.



A must read: http://travel.state.gov/passport/passport_1738.html



http://iafdb.travel.state.gov/ - This is where you apply for a passport - put in your zip code or do a search by city/state.



This should help.



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I'm certain your credit cards will be good as well as worldwide.



As for things to do, check: http://www.tourismvancouver.com/visitors/



It ranges from beaches to dining to shopping to attractions to activities, stuff like that.

Answer 5

nicely, Metro Vancouver has a inhabitants of roughly 2.5 million people. better Victoria has a inhabitants of roughly 330,000. needless to say there will be extra pets in Vancouver. Vancouver in all probability additionally has a bigger share of youthful working couples who've pets as a exchange of youngsters so if I have been attempting to start a dogs strolling company i could %. Vancouver.

Answer 6

GO to tourismvancouver hellobc.. get a day pass for transit $ 8.oo per day lots of beaches mountains if you golf bring your clubs salmon fishing near by.. I recomend a dinner cruise,, Grouse Mountain,,granville island.. if you have time Victoria to see the Titanic exibit idont think you need a passport yet but best to be safe