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Canada Commits $350 Million to "Fuel" Sustainable Aviation

Ottawa's investment is designed to help Canada's aviation industry meet the government's overall target of net zero by 2050, including by developing and adopting new green aerospace...

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YYZ, Unifor Reach Deal that will Keep Workers On the Job for Next Four Years

1400 workers at YYZ have ratified a new, four year collective bargaining agreement that will help ensure labour issues don't interfere with smooth operation at Canada's busiest airport.

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Only a Small Percentage of Travellers Using ArriveCAN After it Was Made Optional

The ArriveCAN app, which launched during the pandemic as a communication and screening tool for Canada’s border services, saw low usage rates by the start of 2023, reports CBC. The app...

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JUNETEENTH: Apps Providing Black Travellers Seamless, Safe Experiences

Technology is playing a critical role in ensuring the safety and connectedness of black travellers worldwide, reports Travel Weekly. Apps like XPat, Official Black Wall Street, and Green...

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More Canadians Exploring Roots As Ancestry Travel Grows

Some Canadians learned to bake bread, others did deep dives into family history during the pandemic, says a new report, and that's driving a post-pandemic surge in ancestry travel.

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Travel Supplier Postings

Air Canada Announces Scholarships for Aspiring AMEs at 7 Canadian Collegestest

TTAND Partners with Safetravels Health for Pre-Travel Servicestest

Windstar Positions Star Breeze Year-Round in French Polynesia Sailingstest

Dreams Vista Cancun Golf & Spa Resort Aerial View

Hyatt Celebrates 2023 Consumer and Industry Awards Across the Americastest

Grand Velas Los Cabos

Velas Resorts Earns Multiple Five-Star Ratings in 2024 Forbes Travel Guidetest

redtag.ca and itravel2000 Receive Feefo Trusted Service Awardtest

Avalon Waterways

Avalon Waterways Sets Sail in Bordeaux in 2025test

Star Clippers’ Valentine-Inspired Tall Ships Getawaystest

Florida Huddle 2025 Announcedtest

Emerald and Scenic to Host Canada-Wide Information Sessionstest

G Adventures Launches ‘In the Loop’ Online Training Seriestest

Carnival Luminosa

Carnival Opens 22-Day Voyage from Seattle to Sydneytest

Collette’s Summer in Europe Presale Live Through 11FEB: Save up to 15%test

Kissimmee, Florida

Valentine's Day Experiences in Kissimmeetest

Anguilla Announces Record Arrivals in 2023test

Grand Hotel Victoria Reopens, Debuting New Chef & Culinary Offeringstest

Antarctica trip by Hurtigruten, as part of Voyages by Kensington Tours.

Kensington Tours Launches Dedicated Groups Specialist Departmenttest

Qantas Invites Canadian Advisors to Win a Trip to Australiatest

Railbookers Selling Luxury Train Vacations in Record Numberstest

Québécois Chef Stéphane Modat Joins MSC Poesia's World Cruise April 2024test

Collette’s ‘Hello Spring’ Sale Live Through 15APRtest

HAL First Global Cruise Line to Receive International Seafood Certificationstest

Toronto Hosted Saint Lucia's 'Spring Showcase' on 05APRtest

Sandals Shows Some Love to Canadian Advisorstest

Canadian Agencies Recognized at 2024 Agency Elite Awardstest

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Advice for Travellers: Avoid Using Home Currency While Abroad

Many tourists opt to use their home currency to pay for goods and services while travelling abroad, when available. Although convenient, this service comes at a cost, says advice in an...

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Breaking Up is Hard to Do: An Advisor’s Guide to Breaking Up With Clients

Similar to romantic relationships, sometimes it’s best for everyone when a travel advisor and client break up - as long as they can part on good terms. According to KARRYON, if a...

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As Summer Airline Travel Picks Up, So Does Unruly Behaviour from Passengers

The air industry is calling for crackdowns on air rage and unruly behaviour from passengers, reports BNN Bloomberg. Recent incidents reports include a man pinning a flight attendant to a...

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Consumers Already Cutting Back on Travel

Following a post-pandemic surge, consumers are reducing their spending on hotel stays and airline tickets, signalling a pullback after a period of high consumption, reports the Washington...

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TICO Approves 14 Claims for Compensation; Including More Crystal Claims

The Travel Industry Council of Ontario’s (TICO’s) Board of Directors approved 14 claims against the Ontario Travel Industry Compensation Fund on 30MAY, TICO reports. The claims totalled...

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Europe’s ‘Crazy’ Tourism Summer Has Already Started. And It’s Going to Get Much Worse

Travellers are flocking to Europe in record numbers, leading to a surge in bookings and high demand for popular destinations, reports CNN Travel. What’s especially surprising is how early...

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UK to Charge Travellers Entry Fee

Travel to the UK is about to get a little more expensive. Despite leaving the EU a couple of years ago, the U.K. is mirroring EU policy in implementing a new fee-based entry system for...

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Smoke from Canadian Wildfires Snarling New York City Flights, with Ground Stops and Delays

Smoke from wildfires in Canada has engulfed the northeastern U.S. leading the FAA to slow down or halt flights at LaGuardia and Newark, reports Business Insider. Both airports were on...

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A Seating Concept That Lets Wheelchair Users Fly in their Own Chairs

A new concept for power wheelchair users that allows them to remain seated in their own devices while flying was unveiled at the Aircraft Cabin Interiors Expo, reports USA Today. The...

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ACTA, CATO “Mobilize” for Consumer Financed TICO Fund

ACTA and CATO say they’ve been “kept in the dark” on the financial impact of TICO’s new funding framework which is placing an “unfair and uncompetitive burden on travel...

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