Myrtle Beach offers so much more than just the beach It has been a while since Visit Myrtle Beach has done a mission to Canada, but the wait ended when a group of its top tourism executives arrived in Canada in early October, visiting both Toronto and Montreal “to let everybody know what’s happening...
Representatives from Australia, New Zealand and British Columbia take part in Native Nations exchange program Representatives from Australia, New Zealand and British Columbia take part in Native Nations exchange programThe conclusion of the Native Nations exchange program in Vancouver recently is just...
Interest in viewing its gorillas is growing King Kong these ain't. In fact, the mountain gorillas seen on African Travel, Inc.'s Rwanda tours will likely seem quite docile, perhaps curiously and quietly approaching fascinated onlookers, a far cry from the ferocious giant ape that has thrilled generations...
Sunwing puts the spotlight on travel advisors Here comes the sun promotion...Sunwing Vacations held a winter launch in Toronto recently that provided updates on its winter program and at the same time expressed appreciation for travel agents while detailing incentives for agents to book it."We...
Fighting takes a toll on bookings for some countries The Middle East continues to draw interest from tourists, even with the Israel-Gaza war now in its second year and the violence spilling over into Lebanon, tour operators that sell the region report. Fears about a spreading conflict have long been...
Sandals’ executive chairman Adam Stewart surprise guest at ACV event Photos courtesy of Shiraz Ali/Unique Travel Corp. Air Canada Vacations is taking advantage of its ties with its weighty travel industry cousin to deliver clients to far-flung locales in both the Eastern and Western Hemispheres. At...
Takeaways from the ACTA Western Canada Travel Industry Summit The travel business is in healthy condition, but the free-spending, post-pandemic “revenge travel” days of 2023 are over now, and it has been back to work as normal for travel retailers in 2024, said ACTA president Wendy Paradis recently...
Uniting Mexican suppliers again for the benefit of the travel trade community A man who has served as a director of the now-shuttered Mexico Tourism Board offices in Montreal and Toronto hopes to further heighten his homeland's tourism presence in this country following Quebec and Ontario road...
Airline is in the midst of a three-year plan looking at ways to better accommodate passengers with specific needs Air Canada's director of customer accessibility is applauding members of the airline industry for paying increased attention to the needs of travellers with disabilities. Kerrianne Wilson...
ACTA’s Wendy Paradis encourages Canadians to take the road less travelled IAN STALKERACTA president Wendy Paradis is suggesting that her members encourage their clients to consider taking the road less travelled. Paradis told delegates to the Sept. 12 2024 Eastern Canada Travel Industry Summit...
