One if by sea Norwegian Cruise Line changed up the cruise industry in 2010 when it pioneered the industry’s first solo staterooms with the debut of Norwegian Epic. The concept was simple – have an offering where single cruisers could sail on their own and pay less than a traditional double occupancy...
Sports tournaments among the themes being promoted by the tourism authority The Tourism Authority of Thailand is inviting Canadian duffers to tee up in a country that has clear ties to the man who is arguably the greatest competitor golf has ever seen. The tourism authority hosted Toronto travel industry...
"The Canadian market is incredibly important to Palladium Hotel Group, playing a key role in the success of our resorts in Mexico and the Caribbean. We also value our strong relationships with Canadian travel agents and tour operators, ensuring our resorts remain top of mind for travellers seeking...
Meet the Ageless Adventuress, an untapped market driving exponential growth in the tourism industry The 50+ women travel market will more than double from US$245 billion in 2025 to US$519 billion by 2035 in the U.S. and Canada, according to a new study published by JourneyWoman in partnership with Intrepid...
Wan Eikmal Khalil says a wide array of options for all types of travellers are on offer in the destination The new vice president of Tourism Malaysia – Americas says he's confident that his tropical homeland has an array of attractions and activities that enable it to accommodate those who appreciate...
BY: IAN STALKER Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home – especially when the cross-border tariffs dispute is raging and visiting the United States also means getting walloped by the currency exchange. With Canadians being urged to buy Canadian in this time of tariff tensions, Jamie...
Chelsey Quirk talks about her new position and what’s in store for Indigenous tourism in Alberta The new CEO of Indigenous Tourism Alberta has taken the helm of the tourism body at what she says is a great time for that aspect of Alberta's tourism trade. Chelsey Quirk – who grew up in a tourism...
A cave hotel is one example of the interesting accommodations that await clients Istanbul-headquartered Fez Travel clearly isn't kidding when it says it likes to have its clients overnight in "alternative or cool" places. For instance, "we always stay in a cave hotel in Cappadocia," the company's...
BY: BOB MOWAT "What makes us really unique… is that we have a blend of different offerings. It’s a blend of luxury, unspoiled nature as well as world-class experiences.” –Experience Turks & Caicos’ Chief Marketing Officer, Trina Adams There’s no doubt that Canadians are drawn...
Disputes with the U.S. and a lower loonie are affecting travel choices So where are travel agents sending those wanting to vacation in loonie-friendly lands as our dollar continues to struggle and tariff tensions mount? Well, three travel agents found in different parts of the country say there are places...
