Fora, a U.S.-founded travel agency that launched in Ontario earlier this year, has expanded into British Columbia, officially registering with Consumer Protection B.C.
The company says it aims to make travel advising more accessible by eliminating traditional barriers and offering a tech-supported platform for new and experienced advisors.
“Expanding to British Columbia is an exciting milestone in Fora’s Canadian journey,” said Henley Vazquez, Co-founder of Fora Travel.
“British Columbia is home to many adventurous, passionate and globally-minded travellers eager to turn that passion into a viable business. We’ve seen incredible momentum in Ontario, and are thrilled to welcome West Coast advisors to our industry-leading platform.”
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The expansion coincides with a rise in domestic travel demand.
According to Fora’s summer 2025 booking data, advisor bookings to Canada are up 196% year-over-year, with Vancouver leading as the most booked Canadian destination.
The agency says the B.C. launch is timely, offering more local advisors to support growing interest in travel within Canada.
An annual membership fee of $399 provides access to Fora's Advisor Portal, which includes booking tools, marketing support, commission processing, and over 660 sessions of on-demand and live training. A recently launched feature monitors refundable hotel rates and alerts advisors when a price drops significantly, enabling them to rebook or upgrade clients at no additional cost.
Fora has access to more than 170,000 bookable hotels and a global network of advisors.
More information is available at www.foratravel.com/why-fora-canada.
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