Surrey is one of the fastest-growing municipalities in BC and the second largest city by population next to Vancouver. It’s a diverse, complex, and authentic region that’s experiencing change at a rapid pace, but taking it all in stride. Surrey’s not your typical travel destination and we make no excuses, in fact, it is a point of pride amongst our residents and our business community.

Every Visit Tells a Story

Surrey is a vibrant urban suburb filled with heartfelt business stories waiting to be discovered. With a rich history and an exciting future, it’s a hidden gem that deserves the spotlight.

At Discover Surrey, we can help you uncover these stories and plan your visit. Whether you need itinerary ideas, fact-checking, or access to images, we’re here to assist. If you're planning a media trip to Surrey, please fill out our Media Profile Form. Remember, every visit tells a story!

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Story Starters

There is so much going on in Surrey! To help guide you, we’ve compiled a few key story angles that may help inspire your next big story!  

Looking for more information? Check out our full Media Kit.

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Terms & Conditions

Discover Surrey is the destination marketing organization responsible for promoting Surrey with the overall aim of generating overnight visitation. As the official tourism organization for Surrey, we’ve collected numerous video and photo assets that we own and reflect Surrey’s vibrant mosaic. These assets are available for use in promoting Surrey as a four-season destination. 

Approved media can request images and video for use in their stories. Discover Surrey owns the rights to all images provided and they may be used royalty-free at no cost. All images used must be credited to Discover Surrey.

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The Latest

Looking for the latest news? Check out this selection of articles about Surrey.

Travel is Easy on a Kid-Approved Trip to Surrey

SURREY, CANADA: Travel with Little Ones is Easy on a Kid-Approved Trip to Surrey, British Columbia.  Wherever Family
“One of the trickiest parts is finding a destination that will keep them happy and interested the whole time, all while making sure the rest of the family can have fun, too. That’s where British Columbia’s Surrey comes in, offering plenty of family-friendly fun catered specifically to make sure families enjoy this welcoming Canadian city." ~Eugenia Lazaris

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Surrey Named one of the Next Great Food Cities

Published in: Food & Wine - “In this Vancouver suburb, hyperlocal regional cuisine is a delicious draw for the hungry traveler. The city is home to one of the largest Indian populations in Canada, interwoven with immigrants from Africa, other parts of Asia, and beyond, and

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Surrey’s Culinary Spice Trail Turns up the Heat

Published in: Canadian Geographic - “One of the fastest-growing cities in Canada is on its way to becoming a global foodie destination." ~Robin Esrock

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Destination Swap: Pick Surrey Instead of Vancouver for Your Next Trip to British Columbia

SURREY, CANADA - Destination Swap: Pick Surrey Instead of Vancouver for Your Next Trip to British Columbia. Travel Awaits
"This vibrant city offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural experiences, and attractions, making it a must-visit destination." ~Robin O'Neal Smith

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Where Nature, Culture & International Cuisine Collide

Published in: 1889 Washington's Magazine - “If you find yourself in Vancouver, Surrey is an excellent home base for exploring the city while retreating to a quieter place to stay. The coastal town, about 30 minutes from the city, is a worthy side trip or destination on its own.” ~ Ryn Pfeuffer

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Seeing Canada: Stanley Park and the Surrey Spice Trail in B.C.

Featured On: Seeing Canada - “Canadian journalist Brandy Yanchyk travels to British Columbia where she explores the culinary scene on Surrey’s Spice Trail." ~Brandy Yanchyk

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