Send a parcel to Vancouver - courier and delivery services to Vancouver

About Vancouver Courier Services

British Captain George Vancouver first explored this area of Canada in the 1790s - although the name itself is of Dutch origin. Today the city is the eighth largest in the country, and its metropolitan area ranks third in Canada. A trader, Simon Fraser, with his crew were the first-known Europeans to walk where the city of Vancouver now stands, and that was in 1808. The first European settlement, however, wasn’t established until 1862. Logging sawmills, founded shortly thereafter, became the centre of the new town’s growth. Vancouver is a sister city with Edinburgh.
Sending parcels to Vancouver can be arranged by any number of means, but one method, above all the others, is the most secure and convenient. We know this because, over the years it’s taken for us to become the UK’s biggest online parcel delivery company, we’ve tried every way possible before we settled on the best one. So if you have visions of a representative of the plucky Canadian post office trudging the streets of the city with your precious parcel clutched in their eager hands, now’s the time to dismiss them from your thoughts. We wouldn’t recommend them in a million years. Better in every way to have your parcel to Vancouver delivered by a courier to Vancouver.
And when we say courier, we mean the big, worldwide names that everyone’s heard of: FedEx, Parcelforce and DHL. They’re second-to-none when it comes to handling parcels, but their communication skills leave something to be desired. Try to find a meaningful way of making a comparison by matching the different tariffs and confusing jargon and you enter a minefield of frustration. Parcel2Go have come to the rescue, however, by extracting only the most important information and presenting it to you in a clear and concise fashion. So you’ll find it easy to pick the service that suits you for your parcel delivery to Vancouver. And since we’re extremely keen on price, you’ll more than likely pay less than you would if you went direct.
Just a couple more things to remember before you send a parcel to Vancouver. The first is that there are restrictions on what you can and can’t get into the country, so if in doubt, check. And the second is to remember to use the postcode - just like you would here.

Customer Reviews for Vancouver

coldwell
We use Parcel2go as our main business courier and usually choose DHLcollection and delivery. The only gripes we have is that they charge per parcel rather than a multi parcel fee if more than one parcel is going to the same address. Also if THEY lose a parcel even though they know it has gone mssing off their tracking system, you are expected to provide so much info not only fromyou but also your customer it doesn't make it worth claiming a lot of the time. But the booking system an the help from Craig and Sarah in Customer Service on Parcel2go is fantastic.

MULLA
PRICE WAS VERY COMPETITIVE, DELIVERY COMMINICATIONS NOT VERY GOOD. OVERALL AVERAGE SERVICE.