There’s no place like home! Takeaways from RVC+ By: Ann Ruppenstein Although the pandemic continues to take a toll on the travel industry, Canadian tourism officials are optimistic about what the future holds. “For tourism businesses, this year has been a long, very difficult journey....
All aboard! Rocky Mountaineer gears up for a triumphant return 31 is the new 30. Although a global pandemic caused Rocky Mountaineer to miss its 30th anniversary in 2020, the rail operator has big plans for the summer as it gears up to resume operations on July 5. “We’re hoping to get the trains...
A Whale of a Tail: Adventure Canada’s 2022 Newfoundland Sailings Showcase Nature’s Playground Story: Ian Stalker Photos: Dennis MintyAdventure Canada is inviting people to share Newfoundland waters with some weighty ocean dwellers.The company has two 2022 Newfoundland sailings – one June 12-23...
NYC reawakens and gears up for Canadian visitors NYC & Company, the official destination marketing organization for New York City’s five boroughs, recently connected virtually with the travel trade for its first international sales mission since the pandemic hit. “As we look ahead to safely...
Travel offers many high points Story: Ian Stalker It seems that there's no shortage of opportunities for those in the travel industry to take the high road.Literally.Travel Courier has found numerous examples of travel experiences that lead people to lofty ground and in one case well above...
Tour East partner can provide medical reassurance By: Ian StalkerTour East Holidays has teamed up with a firm that can provide travellers with medical counselling around the clock, a move the company says should reassure those wanting to see the world but are uneasy about doing so because of health...
Belize: Natural Wonders That Are Simply Unbelievable Ian Stalker Anthony Mahler is willing to go the caveman route in order to promote a country he says should be synonymous with such adventurous experiences as subterranean exploration. Mahler, Belize's tourism minister, likes to have large images...
