Montreal Nitelife Travel’s CEO Angelo D’Ambra was interviewed and featured in Bride & Groom Canada. After ten years in the business, D’Ambra has seen it all and spoke about his experiences with writer Jennifer Cox. Checkout an excerpt from the article in Bride & Groom Canada! Here’s Part 3:

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The girls like to have as much fun as the boys, and a bachelorette party that stands out to D’Ambra involved not just one night of excitement, but an extended weekend of activities. “There were out-of- town girls that came in from Miami – a group of 14 who all flew into Montreal, and our company took care of flights, hotels, and the entire itinerary, from limos picking them up at the airport to plans from Thursday to Sunday. This was a group who weren’t afraid to try new things – they went to the spa, white-water raft- ing, and then one night they went to all the supper clubs. The girls just loved the nightlife scene here.”

While the men may be more inclined to go out on a limb (literally) for their final hurrah, the ladies tend to choose more relaxing activities that require less adrenaline. “Women prefer the spas or booking a hotel room and having massage therapists or makeup artists come to the room,” D’Ambra explains. There are several health spas on and off the island who offer at- home services. A few select spas in Mont Tremblant and Saint-Saveur are also ideal settings for bridal parties to turn their weekend in to a bash.

You can find Parts 1 & 2 here and here!