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ROUND-UP: May 16-23, 2022

In last week’s summary: Ensemble members agreed to Navigatr purchase, registration for ACTA’s golf tournament opened, G Adventures introduced industry rates, Mike Hannah will be missed, and everyone…

MIKE HANNAH: A loss to the industry

Mike Hannah had a long and distinguished career in travel. He was a senior executive at P.Lawson Travel, Sears Travel and President of UFTA. He was a longtime highly valued member of the Skal Toronto…

ROLLING ON THE RIVER: Mississippi River Country

The event was at Cirillo’s Academy in Toronto, and the invitation was tempting “Chefs Sam and Cody Carroll will bring their culinary talents and expertise as Louisiana restaurateurs and former Food…

ONE DEAD IN FLORIDA BRIDGE PLANE CRASH

One of the three people aboard a small plane died when it crashed onto a bridge near Miami this weekend, police said. The aircraft lost power Saturday shortly after takeoff, coming down on the bridge…

ROUND-UP: May 9-13, 2022

Last week, temperatures frayed over airport passenger congestion; countries continued to ease entry rules; air and cruise lines inaugurated new routes/ships; new hotels to note in LA and NYC; and new…

LISTENING IN: James Taylor, dreaming of Mexico

Dreaming of a destination has taken on an entirely new context in the past couple of years, but James Taylor’s “Mexico” reminds that travel is marvellously as much in the head as it is bum in seat,…

ROUND-UP: May 2-6, 2022

In the news last week: CATSA apologized for chaos at Canadian airports; the CDC is urging travellers in the US to mask up, again; Carnival Cruise Line marked a pandemic milestone; TPI has a new name;…

LISTENING IN: Who was Jolene anyway?

I’ve always had a thing for Dolly Parton (musically, of course). I don’t have the albums, I confess, but always thought she had one of the best voices around, and I do (still) love the song “Jolene”…