Vancouver stands out as an enticing business trip destination, captivating business travelers with its dynamic atmosphere, vibrant diversity, rich culture, pristine parks, eclectic dining options, and extraordinary shopping experiences. The city’s thriving economy not only positions it among the top 10 most liveable cities globally but also presents a myriad of opportunities for those embarking on a business trip.

Vancouver welcomes visitors of all kinds and enjoys a reputation as one of the world’s most accessible places. From its lively downtown with uniquely furnished apartments for business travel to the beautiful surrounding neighborhoods.

Weather in Vancouver

Good weather is one of the reasons to visit Vancouver; it is not as cold as you might think. Having such a mild climate compared to the rest of Canada means year-round business and leisure options. If you travel in winter, pack warm, waterproof clothing.

Local Transport

Take the SkyTrain or SeaBus to get to Vancouver’s top attractions. Here at the Transit website, you’ll find timetables, prices, and planning tools to help you get around Vancouver.

There are 3 lines; the main one is the Canada Line, connecting the City Centre and Vancouver International Airport. You can buy a Skytrain DayPass or a single ticket (valid for 90 minutes so you can transfer as many times as you want within that period).  

If you plan to go south to the downtown peninsula, you can take a ferry. Companies are operating small passenger ferries to cross back and forth over False Creek, or you can do a bit of tourism and take a short sightseeing cruise.

Ultimate Guide to Vancouver

Time to explore

Vancouver is a modern, travel-friendly city with a unique mix of cultures and an energetic nightlife. Whether you’re on a short business trip or have relocated to this beautiful metropolis, here is a list of things to do in Vancouver – prepare for a great adventure, including outdoor adventures and culinary surprises.

Places to visit in Vancouver

  • Museum of Anthropology, get to know the story about the city’s roots.
  • Gastown, Vancouver’s oldest neighborhood. Galleries, cocktail lounges, and flashy boutiques are waiting for you.
  • Stanley Park, cycle around an old growth forest, visit ancient Aboriginal sites, go to the beach, or the aquarium to get close to sea lions and dolphins.
  • Granville Island, this peninsula and shopping district have everything to offer. Once a former industrial area, now home to food shops, restaurants, artists studios, galleries, and an inviting green space. Take the Aquabus to spend the afternoon on the island and indulge at the market’s food court, filled with delicious local eats and treats.

Looking for a gift? Granville Island’s Public Market is the perfect place to find it. It offers handcrafted products and the finest unique gifts.

Granville Island in Vancouver           
Taken from granvilleisland.com

Where to eat?

  • Savio Volpe. Traditional Italian osteria with a long list of friendly Italian wine.
  • YEW Seafood + Bar.  A taste of the exquisite Pacific Ocean in the heart of downtown.
  • Hawksworth Restaurant. Contemporary Canadian cuisine in a glamorous set.

Extraordinary Getaway

A business trip can be adventurous with three world-class mountains, all within a 15-minute drive from downtown, hiking trails, and one of the world’s longest seawalls and lakes to explore.

If you love excitement, Vancouver is an excellent destination for the adventure of a lifetime. From heart-pounding thrills set against a spectacular backdrop to family-friendly fun and serene journeys into nature – you will find plenty of options to enjoy yourself.

Discover Vancouver’s natural side

Make the most of your free time between meetings without traveling too far. Enjoy the urban wilderness and relax with the white noise from the temperate rainforest towers. Stanley Park is just five minutes away from the buildings and skyscrapers at the edge of downtown.     

Stanley Park boasts over 1,000 acres of hiking trails, beaches, old-growth forests, gardens, attractions, and different activities.

View of Stanley Park boasts lake in Vancouver
View of Stanley boasts lake

Where to stay?

Vancouver offers a diverse variety of accommodation options designed to suit the needs of any traveler. At Corporate Stays, you are looking for the best Vancouver furnished rentals.

That’s why we offer you the perfect corporate housing in the city at furnished apartments with extra space and luxury services, including a dining room, living room, kitchen, bathroom, and separate bedrooms.

Book in Tate building, located at Howe and Drake in Vancouver’s Downtown South neighborhood. This building is everything you are looking for in Vancouver. Or book in Telus Garden, located right on upscale Robson Street. Residents will have access to the Downtown Entertainment District, sports complexes, world-class dining, luxury shopping options, and easy access to Canada and Millennium Lines.

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