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Stats Canada Says Canadians Travelled More to U.S. and Overseas in APR

According to new data from Statistics Canada, Canadians have been taking more trips outside the country this year compared to 2022. However, travel has not yet returned to pre-pandemic...

Tourism

St. Vincent and The Grenadines: Air Canada to Resume Non-Stop Flights; Hotel Updates

In a flight and hotel update, tourism officials announced that starting 30OCT, AC flights YYZ - SVD will operate three times a week. From 11DEC, flights will increase to four times a week.

Airline Hotels/Resorts Tourism

Tourism New Zealand's New Campaign Kicks off FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 Countdown

Called "The Beautiful Game," the campaign highlights New Zealand's landscapes, with a friendly match between two local girls' teams held on a specially constructed football pitch in Akoraki...

Tourism

Does a Ranking of Canada's 'Most Instagrammable Cities' Reflect Travel Appeal?

There's maybe only one surprise on a new list of Canada's top 10 most Instagrammable cities, with a perennial tourist favourite ranking below more populous destinations.

Spotlight Tourism

Fort Myers Islands, Beaches & Neighbourhoods Woos Canadians With New Slogan, Natural Charm

Fort Myers and islands Sanibel and Captiva are back in the tourism business after the devastation of Hurricane Ian last year, Open Jaw learned in an exclusive interview with visiting...

On the Town Tourism

Glories of Greece, ACV Style

With daily non-stop service from both YYZ and YUL to ATH until NOV and an array of packages, when it comes to Greece, ACV may be the perfect one-stop shop for Canadian agents.

On the Town Operators Tourism

Cuba Invites Canadian Anglers to IX International Sport Fishing Tournament

Canadians are invited to attend the Jardines del Rey Big Game Trolling Tournament, which is scheduled to take place in Cayo Guillermo, Cuba, from 25-30OCT, organized in part by the Cuba...

Tourism

Nearly Half of Canada's Tourism Businesses on the Verge of Failing: TIAC

Insurmountable debt and a decline in international visitors may force 45 per cent of Canada's tourism businesses to fold, says a new survey from the Tourism Industry Association of Canada.

Tourism

Israel Tourism and Norwegian Cruise Lines Team Up to Tout Cruising to Israel

NCL and the Israel Ministry of Tourism put on a seminar for advisors and media, including Open Jaw, to share how a cruise makes for a great way to visit Israel, especially with pre- or...

Cruise On the Town Tourism

Pink Couch Podcast: JTB's Donovan White On the Push to Emancipate Jamaica’s Economy

In a heartfelt conversation with Open Jaw's president, Nina Slawek, JTB's Director discusses how a new approach to tourism will help shape modern economic independence.

Pink Couch Tourism

Food, Culture, Beaches and Golf: The Palm Beaches Packs a Punch

Over cocktails with The Palm Beaches tourism reps in Toronto, advisors, industry officials and Open Jaw heard why the beloved Florida destination is already exceeding its 2019 visitation...

On the Town Tourism

Curacao’s Colourful Appeal

ACV hosted a FAM to Curacao 05-08JUN and Open Jaw learned some of the best ways to experience this Dutch Caribbean island.

On Location Tourism

Las Vegas Uses Cirque du Soleil Performance in Toronto to Remind Canadian Trade About its Offering

Open Jaw was among travel trade and media at a travelling Toronto Cirque performance that LVCVB used to remind Canadians of the thrills that await in the Neon City.

On the Town Tourism

Being Gay Is Illegal in Many Countries. LGBTQ+ Travellers Are Going Anyway.

LGBTQ travel companies are offering vacations to destinations with strict anti-LGBTQ legislation despite the risks involved, reports the New York Times. These companies, founded by and...

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Tourism

More Corporate Travel Programs Catering To LGBTQIA+ Travellers

A growing number of corporate programs are providing special consideration for LGBTQIA+ travellers, reports Business News Travel. According to a European Business Travel Show survey, 43 per...

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Tourism