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AIR CANADA CELEBRATES BLACK HISTORY MONTH

Air Canada is marking Black History Month by featuring the achievements and contributions of its Black employees to aviation, including an inaugural Black History celebratory flight on Friday staff…

WILL THE TIGER CATCH COVID BY THE TAIL?

The traditional prayers for good fortune took on greater meaning this year as people around Asia on Tuesday ushered in the Lunar New Year – the third since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak – amid…

COMO, THE ITALIAN CITY OF SILK AND SCENERY

Lake Como is of glacial origin, dating back to the last Ice Age. It’s 146 km in size and at its deepest point measures 410m – making it one of the deepest lakes in Europe.It’s a place of glorious…

NCL REVEALS NEWEST VESSEL – VIVA

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has unveiled the next ship in its new Prima Class category. Norwegian Viva will begin sailing Mediterranean itineraries in June 2023, homeporting in key southern European…

PACKING HEAT?: Check your weapons

Data from the American Transportation Security Administration (TSA) reveals that more than 5700 firearms at airport security checkpoints have been confiscated in 2021 so far – the highest ever…

ST. KITTS CALLING ALL CANADIANS

St. Kitts and Nevis are eager to get back to business in Canada, a market the Caribbean islands were making great strides in in 2019 only to be interrupted by the pandemic, but now set to resume…

VANCOUVER, CANADA’S GREENEST CITY

We dyed in the wool Torontonians have maintained a long-time rivalry with Vancouverites. They think that we think the world (Canada) revolves around us and we think that they think they live in…

JAMAICA READY TO PLAY BALL

It was only fitting that the Jamaica Tourist Board’s Toronto tourism blitz last week concluded with a box for some select friends at a Blue Jays game. After all, though the Jays were soon to be headed…

BLUE DIAMOND SIGNS ON TO AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION

Sunwing reports 20 of its Blue Diamond Resorts properties have now been fully integrated into Marriott International’s prestigious Autograph Collection. The integration follows the news earlier this…

COVER UP: Dubai David unexposed at Expo

A giant 3D printed replica of Michelangelo’s famous David statue has sparked controversy after organisers chose to cover up the statue’s genitalia to avoid offending viewers. The replica…

ROUND-UP:Sept. 27-Oct. 1, 2021

Expo 2020 finally opened in Dubai; Walt Disney World kicked off 50th anniversary celebrations; Ontario pledged $100 million to help its beleaguered tourism industry; Air France says bonjour to a new…

A HISTORY OF WALT DISNEY WORLD

From one theme park, two resort hotels and two golf courses, Walt Disney World Resort has evolved into world unto itself, which, in 2021 – 50 years after opening its gates for the first time –…

HAWAII’S KILAUEA VOLCANO ERUPTS

One of the most active volcanos on Earth is erupting on Hawaii’s Big Island. Officials with the US Geological Survey confirmed Wednesday that an eruption has begun in Kilauea volcano’s…

QUITE A DIFFERENCE: Unusual IPW looks ahead

IPW Las Vegas, the US Travel trade show extravaganza that was supposed to be held in Spring 2020, and then a year later, and finally this fall, wrapped up yesterday, with hosts and participants…

CUBA EASES TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS

In preparation for the winter season and taking into consideration that by November, 92.5 percent of the population will be vaccinated, The Ministry of Tourism of Cuba announced the opening of…

A VOLUNTEER’S 9/11 MEMORIES

“I saw the flight attendants in the galley crying. Then the pilot came on the intercom and said, ‘New York and Washington are under attack. All hell has broken loose, we’re going to Canada’.” This is…

FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS: Ménage a trois

After 18-months in lockdown, three of Canada’s largest cities have set their friendly rivalries aside. For the first time ever, Ottawa Tourism, Tourisme Montréal and Destination Toronto join forces in…

VEGAS ROLLS DICE ON EVENT PROTOCOLS

Vaccine verification at major venues has emerged as a coronavirus fighting front in Nevada, with Las Vegas’ biggest trade conference following the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders in announcing they’ll require…

CARNIVAL MAKES WAVES WITH MARDI GRAS LAUNCH

Carnival Cruise Line’s celebrated a return to cruising from Florida after a 16-month pandemic pause with the launch of the maiden voyage of its new flagship ship, Mardi Gras, on Saturday from its home…

ROUND-UP:July 26-30, 2021

Canadian airlines and cruise lines are soaring and sailing again; three’s the charm for travellers in Quebec; WestJet and KLM make news; and a flip-flop at Pearson… NEWS The Quebec government says…

BATTERED IN BATH

The impatience to travel again has inspired destinations and their marketing groups to ramp up their social media postings. There are daily images of places and activities I love and can’t visit. It’s…