Next month, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall will embark on an exciting international royal visit.

They have confirmed that they will visit Canada in May to help celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

While in Canada, Charles and Camilla will engage with local communities in a variety of locations around the country.

Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada’s Capital Region, and the Northwest Territories are among them.

Only a few details regarding the tour have been disclosed so far, but more information will be released as time goes on.

They last visited Canada in 2017, when they met Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and commemorated the country’s 150th anniversary of confederation.

Camilla has gone to Canada four times, while the prince has visited 18 times.

The Queen’s most frequented foreign destination is Canada, but she retired from international travel several years ago at the age of nearly 96.

Many royals have begun packing their bags and traveling overseas as the Queen enters her Platinum Jubilee year and travel opportunities have opened up.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge traveled on a week-long trip of the Caribbean last month, stopping in Belize, Jamaica, and the Bahamas. Charles and Camilla were in the Republic of Ireland at the same time.