Tokyo
Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo Ikebukuro
4- Restaurant
- Breakfast
- Bar
- Lounge
FromCA $279/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Sydney
Breakfree On Broadway Sydney
4- Restaurant
- Breakfast
- WiFi
- Air Conditioning
FromCA $126/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Tokyo
The Gate Hotel Asakusa Kaminarimon By Hulic
4- Restaurant
- Breakfast
- Bar
- Food And Drink
FromCA $429/ night · incl taxes & fees
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5-Star
Tokyo
Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo
5- Restaurant
- Breakfast
- Food And Drink
- WiFi
FromCA $483/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Tokyo
Park Hotel Tokyo
4- Spa
- Restaurant
- Breakfast
- Bar
FromCA $491/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Sydney
Travelodge Hotel Hurstville Sydney
4- Restaurant
- Breakfast
- Bar
- Food And Drink
FromCA $168/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Sydney
Wm Hotel Bankstown
4- Golf
- Restaurant
- Lounge
- WiFi
FromCA $170/ night · incl taxes & fees
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5-Star
Tokyo
Hilton Tokyo Odaiba
5- Pool
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Breakfast
FromCA $546/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Sydney
Coogee Studio Apartments
4- Beach
- Restaurant
- WiFi
- Fitness Centre
FromCA $190/ night · incl taxes & fees
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5-Star
Tokyo
Tokyo Marriott Hotel
5- Restaurant
- Breakfast
- Lounge
- Food And Drink
FromCA $573/ night · incl taxes & fees
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At a glance
Everything you need to know about Asia & South Pacific
Japan's bullet trains, temples and neon cities anchor the region, with Thailand's beaches and street food, Sydney's harbour and Dubai's desert skyline within reach on the same ticket. Spring blossom and autumn colour are the signature seasons, and most of the region is visa-free for Canadians.
Asia & South PacificClimate
Climate
Best in spring & autumn
JanDec
PeakShoulderAvoid
Cherry blossom late Mar–Apr and autumn colour in Nov; Thailand is driest Nov–Feb, Sydney warmest Dec–Feb.
Currency
Varies (Yen, Baht, AUD & Dirham)
Carry some cash in Japan; cards are standard in Bangkok, Sydney and Dubai
Entry
Mostly visa-free
Japan 90 days, Thailand 60 days and the UAE 90 days visa-free; Australia requires an ETA
Language
Varies by country
Top Experiences in Asia & South Pacific
JapanTemples, blossom & bullet trains
Kyoto's shrines, Tokyo's neon and Osaka's food streets, linked by the Shinkansen.
BeachesThailand's coast & street food
Bangkok's markets and temples, then warm-water beaches an hour or two away.
South PacificSydney & the harbour
Opera House views, Bondi surf and day trips to the Blue Mountains.
Essential info for Canadian travellers
Passport: A valid Canadian passport is required, with at least six months' validity for most of the region. Japan, Thailand and the UAE are visa-free for short tourist stays; Australia requires an ETA applied for before departure.
Travel insurance: Provincial health plans don't cover medical emergencies abroad — comprehensive travel insurance is essential on long-haul trips.
Power & plugs: Varies: Japan uses Type A/B at 100V (Canadian plugs fit), Thailand A/B/C, Australia Type I and the UAE Type G. Bring a universal adapter.
Money: Japan still uses cash widely and IC cards (Suica/ICOCA) tap for trains and shops; Bangkok, Sydney and Dubai are card-friendly. Tipping is not expected in Japan.
Best time to visit Asia & South Pacific
Mar – MayPeak season
Cherry blossom in Japan and dry, sunny weather in Thailand — the busiest window, so book early.
Oct – NovPeak season
Autumn colour across Japan, comfortable temperatures region-wide.
Dec – FebShoulder season
Snow in northern Japan, dry season in Thailand and summer in Sydney.
Jun – SepOff season
Rainy season and typhoons in Japan, monsoon in Thailand — lowest fares of the year.
Where to stay
Where to stay in Asia & South Pacific
The region spans four very different trips — here's how to choose where to base yourself.
Japan
Tokyo · Kyoto · Osaka · Sapporo
Eleven cities and regions linked by the Shinkansen — temples, food and mountains in one trip.
Best for
- Culture
- Food
- City
Southeast Asia
Bangkok · Pattaya
Temples, night markets and warm-water beaches, at the best value in the region.
Best for
- Beach
- Value
- Food
South Pacific
Sydney
Beaches, the Opera House and Blue Mountains day trips — summer over the Canadian winter.
Best for
- City
- Beach
- Adventure
Middle East stopover
Dubai
Skyline hotels, desert safaris and shopping — an easy stopover on the way east.
Best for
- Luxury
- City
- Family
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Asia & South Pacific travel FAQ
Everything Canadian travellers ask before booking
Do Canadians need a visa for Asia or the South Pacific?
Mostly no. Japan (90 days), Thailand (60 days) and the UAE (90 days) are visa-free for Canadian tourists. Australia requires an ETA, applied for online before you fly.
How long is the flight from Canada?
About 13 hours nonstop Toronto to Tokyo, and roughly 17–20 hours to Bangkok, Sydney or Dubai with one connection. Vancouver saves two to three hours to most of the region.
When is the best time to visit?
March to May for cherry blossom in Japan and dry weather in Thailand, and October to November for autumn colour. June to September brings rain and typhoons but the lowest fares.
What currency should I bring?
It varies — Japanese Yen, Thai Baht, Australian Dollars or UAE Dirham. Carry some cash for Japan; cards are standard in Bangkok, Sydney and Dubai.
Do I need travel insurance?
Yes — it's strongly recommended. Provincial health plans don't cover medical emergencies abroad, and long-haul trips carry more disruption risk.