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Public transportation systems in major cities like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal are very efficient, including subways, buses, and streetcars. For longer trips between provinces, you can consider domestic flights or VIA Rail trains. Car rental is the best option if you want to explore rural areas and national parks. Note that Canada uses the metric measurement system (km/h), which is different from Vietnam. Always check routes and schedules before you go, especially in winter when weather can affect timing. Buying a day or week pass will be more economical if you travel frequently within the city. Remember that large cities often have traffic congestion during peak hours, similar to Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, so plan your time accordingly.

Canada has many accommodation options, from luxury hotels in city centers to cozy B&Bs and cabins in national parks. Book early, especially in the summer (peak tourist season), to get the best prices, which helps save on the cost of flights to Canada. In major cities, Airbnb and short-term rental apartments are also popular choices, helping you save money and experience local life. Room rates in Toronto and Vancouver are often higher than in other cities. If you are backpacking, clean and safe hostels are an economical choice. When booking, check if the accommodation is close to public transport stations for easy commuting.

Canadians are known for being polite, friendly, and multicultural. Punctuality is valued in appointments. Tipping (usually 15-20%) is mandatory in restaurants, bars, and for taxi drivers, as it is a significant part of their income. Canada is a bilingual country (English and French), especially in Quebec, where the use of French is common and appreciated. When talking, avoid sensitive political topics. Canadians love sports, especially ice hockey, so this is a great topic to start a conversation. Respect the cultural and linguistic diversity as you travel across the country.

Canada is one of the safest countries in the world. However, you should still be careful with personal belongings in crowded tourist areas, just as you would when traveling anywhere else. When exploring nature, especially national parks, always inform someone of your itinerary and carry necessary equipment because the weather can change quickly. Be aware of wildlife, especially bears in remote areas, and adhere to park safety rules. The general emergency number is 911. For Vietnamese tourists, it is advisable to purchase comprehensive travel insurance to cover unexpected, expensive medical costs.

Canadian cuisine is very diverse due to influences from many cultures. Don't miss Poutine (fries, cheese curds, and gravy) in Quebec; it's a famous street food. Try butter tarts and the famous maple syrup, often served with various dishes. Fresh seafood, especially lobster on the Atlantic coast and salmon on the Pacific coast, is a must-try dish. In large cities, you will easily find high-quality international cuisine, including Vietnamese food. To save money, try local farmers' markets for fresh and delicious food.

Due to Canada's diverse and harsh climate, packing depends heavily on the season you visit. Winter (November - March) requires warm coats, gloves, hats, and waterproof boots, especially if you book flights to Canada in winter. Summer (June - August) is warm but still requires a light jacket for the evenings. Always bring layers of clothing to easily adjust to the temperature. Don't forget a voltage adapter as Canada uses type A and B outlets (120V), different from Vietnam (220V). If you plan to explore the mountains, prepare appropriate hiking gear.