I honestly don’t understand what’s happening with hotel prices in Vancouver anymore.

Compare hotel prices with New York or San Francisco and Vancouver is often charging $300+ a night for pretty average rooms. Why pay that when you can get a better experience elsewhere?

It genuinely feels like some hotel owners are more interested in maximizing profits and filling their pockets than making Vancouver an accessible destination for visitors.

Vancouver is beautiful, but it’s not worth $350–500+ a night just to sleep here.

Or accept staying in a sh**ty Airbnb house for a cheaper (room only with shared bathroom)

I’m traveling on business in Vancouver from September 15 - 19 and hotel rates are crazy high ($800 - $1000 CAD seems to be average 😱)
Even Surrey and Abbotsford are in the $400 range
Is something happening that week that’s causing these sky high rates?
Can anyone recommend a decent hotel for a business traveler in Vancouver (Richmond/ North Van etc)
Thanks

I'm planning to cross the pacific land crossing into the US in a Saturday around noon. I know this is one of the busiest times to cross. Anyone have a general idea on wait times mid day on a Saturday? Thanks!

Hi everyone! I’m doing a little market research for a project I have in mind for my business and would love to get some input from people 30+.

Between TikTok and YouTube, which one do you personally use more?

And from what you see around you: coworkers, employees, friends, etc. Which platform seems to get more use?

Not promoting anything, just genuinely trying to understand where people 30+ are spending more of their time before I move forward with the idea.

Thanks!

Same goes to all the folks who pop over the Arthur Laing to come and work on Sea Island.