ITAC calls for added assistance from governments and the private sector The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada is calling for added assistance from both governments and the private sector, stating that Indigenous tourism's post-pandemic recovery is lagging, a development it says is depriving...
The Publisher stands on site of local newspaper's old building A newish entrant in Virginia's lodging industry is getting word out about a hotel that's a reminder of the printed word.Fredericksburg's 98-room The Publisher hotel – which opened last year – stands on the site of a structure...
Skiers will find sculptures and art installations awaiting them on the slopes Utah's Powder Mountain ski resort is reaching out to those interested in partaking in the art of schussing while being able to appreciate art while schussing. The resort has decided to create what is being billed as a large-scale...
Updates make it easier for clients to easily access a host of information about the hotel chain RIU Hotels & Resorts has launched its fully revamped website and innovative mobile app, both designed to offer what the company says is an “exceptional user experience” and enhance the chain’s...
It's unclear if those tensions will impact travel to the United States The vice-president and general manager of Envoyage says she doesn't believe that current tensions between Ottawa and Washington will significantly curtail Canadian travel to the United States, but cautions that a struggling...
By 2030, Intrepid aims to have 600,000 annual clients and achieve US$850 million in revenue Intrepid Travel has both new Toronto digs and a new medium to share its love of exploring the world with the travelling public at the same time. The tour operator, which bills itself as the world’s largest...
Tourists have often stayed away because of the fighting Tour operators that send people to the Middle East are keeping their fingers crossed that the Gaza ceasefire will hold, leading to a rebound in bookings for some of the countries in the region that saw their tourism industries go into a tailspin...
New 'sober-curious' trips win kudos amongst agents A Vancouver-area travel agent who's been promoting alcohol-free travel for years is applauding Contiki for announcing that it's making "sober-curious" trips available to its youthful clients, clients who have often been seen as being eager to energetically...
Carrier now delivers people to the island from both Montreal and Toronto Air Canada is linking Toronto and Martinique for a second straight winter, service the Martinique Tourism Authority says is enabling the tropical retreat to make further inroads in the Ontario market.The carrier now has non-stop...
Schooner will be used to explore the Gulf of St. Lawrence Expedition Experience is reaching out to those who will appreciate a particularly Gallic twist to their seaborne vacations. August will see the Nova Scotia-based company offer sailings off the east coast that will include visits to St-Pierre...
