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Theresa Tam, Chief Public Health Officer of Canada

Canadians Shouldn’t ‘Freely Go Wherever;’ and PCR Testing for Returning Travellers Here to Stay: Tam

Canada's top doctor says "the pandemic is very much alive outside of Canada" so Canadians will still need PCR tests to re-enter - and they shouldn't just pick up and go anywhere.

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Deputy Prime Minister of Canada, Chrystia Freeland (left) and Wendy Paradis, ACTA President (right).

Removing Advisories Against Non-Essential Travel May Disqualify Advisors from Some New Gov’t Support Programs

No sooner had a new 'Lockdown Benefit' been announced, than gov't travel advisories were relaxed, a move which may have effectively barred advisors from that support.

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Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Just Updated: Details about New Gov’t Subsidy Programs

More details are now available about new or extended government support programs announced Thursday by Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland that will now extend til MAY.

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Ottawa Extends Key Support Programs until MAY

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland has announced that some government support programs will be extended til MAY. The travel trade is specifically included in some subsidies.

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Vax Passports to Be Issued by Provinces

It now appears that Canadians' vaccine passports will be issued by provinces or territories, not the federal government directly - at least for now.

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Canada Jetlines Exploring Collaboration with Qatar Airwaystest

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Air Canada Launching New YUL-AMS Summer Flightstest

Celebrity Cruises Gets in on the Pickleball Crazetest

Sunwing's Limited Time Sale on Summer Sun Packagestest

Carnival Cruise Line Serves Up New Alcohol-Free Cocktailstest

Seabourn Launches Canada at Par Offer for Alaska & Pacific Coast Voyagestest

AmaWaterways Releases New 2024 Dates for Black Heritage, Cuisine and Culture Sailingstest

Transat and Air Transat Launch their Spring Sale with Up to 40% Off Packagestest

MSC Cruises Partners with Guinness World Records for "Record Breaking" Entertainmenttest

Lynx Air Adds Flights from Fredericton to Ontario, Albertatest

American Queen Unveils Enhanced Culinary Program Featuring Local Flavourstest

CTA Authorizes WestJet to Offer Code Share Flights to 4 New Asian Destinationstest

Silversea Launches 'Air Bridge' for Arctic, Greenland Voyagestest

Air Canada Vacations

Air Canada Vacations Spurs Early Bookings for Europe 2024test

Regent's Seven Seas Mariner

Regent Seven Seas Cruises Installs Starlink High-Speed Internettest

Railbookers Adds South Africa with 15 New Itinerariestest

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Traveltek Announces Partnership with Tres Technologiestest

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Study: Demand for Travel Agency Services Fuelling Hundreds of Billions in Salestest

Air Canada Unveils First Retrofitted A321 with New Interior and Spiffy Techtest

Celebrity Cruises Unveils 75% off 'Have it All' Saletest

Silversea Opens 150 Voyage Pre-Sale for Winter 2025/2026test

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Norwegian Cruise Line Returns to Asia after Three-Year Hiatustest

Exodus Adventure Travels Announces '50 Years of Adventure' Promotiontest

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Network Outage Resulting in Delays for Some Canadian Passport Services

A network outage at some Service Canada Centres is preventing some locations across the country from providing urgent, express and pick-up services. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship...

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Stats: Long-Distance Travellers Planning Expensive Trips for 2022

A new survey from Rakuten Advertising showed that respondents expect to spend on average USD $1,000 on travel this holiday season and only one in five travellers plan to spend less on...

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UNWTO, WTTC Summit at WTM to Home in on Sustainable Tourism

Tourism leaders will be coming together for the UNWTO, WTTC & WTM Ministers’ Summit at WTM London on 02NOV, and are expected to discuss a sustainable future for the travel industry. It is...

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Kenya Leads World Travel Awards Winners in Africa and Indian Ocean

World Travel Awards unveiled its Africa and Indian Ocean 2021 winners, with Kenya leading the way in multiple categories. Of the awards won, Kenya’s capital Nairobi was named...

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Travel Industry Set for Strong Recovery in 2022: Booking.com Survey

According to new research from Booking.com, the travel industry is set for a strong rebound in 2022. The study was commissioned by the company, and collected responses in AUG 2021 from...

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Testing Costs Remain Hurdle for Canadian Travellers

CTV News reports that while Canadians are looking to travel, testing costs and availability, particularly for PCR tests, remain a barrier for travellers. For travel to the U.S. a rapid...

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Consumers Look to Digital Solutions for Confidence As Travel Restarts: Survey

As travel resumes, consumers are showing an increased interest in the use of digital solutions such as travel apps to boost their confidence when taking a vacation. A new report from...

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OPINION: Politicians who Recently Travelled Now Have a Message for Canadians: Don’t Travel

An opinion piece from The Globe and Mail highlights the contrast between politicians telling Canadians not to travel - after themselves recently taking a trip. “I’ll remind Canadians...

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Canadians Travelling with Kids Under 12? Here are the Latest COVID-19 Rules

While travel is beginning to resume for Canadians, especially with the U.S. border reopening on 08NOV, there are still some questions about COVID-19 travel rules for those under the age of...

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Possible Breakthrough for Cross-Border Family Travel: Pfizer asks Health Canada to Approve Vaccine for Kids 5 to 11

Pfizer has officially asked Health Canada to approve the first COVID-19 vaccine for children aged five to 11 years old. If approved, providers could start offering vaccine shots to kids,...

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