I’ve heard of some strange things at airports but having a valet for fish is about as curious as having one for wedding dresses – which Vancouver also has.
The purpose of the fish valet? He makes sure your fishy delights are cared for and safely chilled if you’re stopping over in Vancouver between flights. Its available at the onsite Fairmont Vancouver Hotel.
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