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5000-Mile Wide Sargassum Blob Beginning to Pile Up on Popular Florida Beaches

It's 5000 miles wide. It weighs an estimated 10-million pounds. The 'historic' sargassum blob is starting to land in earnest on some of the most popular Florida beaches, leading to worries...

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Applications Now Open for G’day Australia to be Held in Cairns in OCT

Qualified Aussie Specialists are invited to apply to atttend Tourism Australia’s international familiarization and workshop event, G’day Australia, which will be held in Cairns from...

Spotlight Tourism

The Bahamas Opens First-Ever Consulate General in Canada as Tourism Spikes

The new consulate is the first ever established by The Bahamas in Canada and will be adjacent to its Tourist Office in Toronto as the country plans for even greater growth in traffic to the...

Tourism

This Popular Italian Region is Imposing Restrictions On Tourists

The autonomous region of northern Italy, Alto Adige, otherwise known as Bolzano-South Tyrol, has announced that it will cap overnight visitors at 2019 levels and is banning new...

Tourism

Milan’s Cosmopolitan Charms

Clients planning a trip to Italy often think of Rome, Venice and Florence. Not always Milan. Open Jaw's Martha Chapman explains why they should consider including Italy's 2nd largest city.

On Location Tourism

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Travel Supplier Postings

TTC Shares Trends, Tips; Part of ‘Always’ Promise to Advisorstest

Collette, Australia

Collette’s April ‘Hot Deals’test

Avalon Caters to Rise in Solo Traveltest

Royalton CHIC Cancun

Royalton Introduces ‘Party Your Way’ Jet-Inclusive Packagetest

Travel Edge President Embarked on a Road Trip to Meet Advisorstest

Explora II Interior Design 'Aqua' Unveiled at Milan Design Week 2024test

Expedia Group Announces Two New Sustainable Travel Programstest

Emerald Launches 2025 Europe River Cruises Brochuretest

Mar del Cabo by Velas Resorts

Mar del Cabo by Velas Resorts Offers ‘Mexican Wake Up Call' of Authentic Flavorstest

Carnival, booking platform

Carnival Launches New Booking Platform, GoCCL.comtest

The Diamond Princess

Princess Cruises Introduces Dining Overhaul Across Fleettest

Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit

New Wellness-Centred Menu at Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit, Mexicotest

Universal Hollywood Studios

Universal Hollywood Studio Tour Celebrates 60th: 26APR - 11AUGtest

Star Clippers’ ‘Authentic and Affordable’ French Rivieratest

Cunard's Solar Eclipse at Sea Offers Prime Viewing for 2026test

Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours Announces New Partnership with CARPtest

Anguilla Partners with Global and Regional Travel Experts at CHTA 2024test

Orlando’s Unveils New Attractions, 20% Off Airfare and ‘5th Night Free’ Hotel Dealtest

MSC Offers ‘Ultimate Summer Holiday’ - 9 Ships at Mediterranean Destinationstest

Collette. Greece

Collette: Save up to CAD $750 on ‘Exploring Greece and its Islands’test

Travel Edge Network Celebrates Top Performers

Travel Edge Network Celebrates Top Performers with Luxury Tripstest

Explora Announces Partnership with AMEXtest

Windstar Cruises' Star Legend

Windstar Unveils 2025 & 2026 Winter Mediterranean Sailingstest

Sandals Lauds Advisors During 19th Annual STAR Awardstest

WestJet Vacations, Red Label Conclude Punta Cana FAM Triptest

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L to R: Steven Johnson, DIrector of Tourism, Canada & China, Bahamas Ministry of Tourism; Valery Brown-Alce, Executive Director Global Sales, Bahamas Ministry of Tourism; Latia Duncombe, Director General, Bahamas Ministry of Tourism; Paul Strachan, Executive Director Global Communications, Bahamas Ministry of Tourism; Anita Johnson-Patty, Director Global Communications, Bahamas Ministry of Tourism

Bahamas Keen to Work With Advisors as Tourism Rebounds

Tourism officials from The Bahamas were in Toronto for media briefings, including with Open Jaw. Updates about new properties, including one by a Canadian developer, a new cruise port and...

Byers Report Tourism

'Bleisure' Travel Even More Popular Post-Pandemic

“Bleisure” travel - a portmanteau of the words “business” and “leisure” travel, is becoming even more popular post-pandemic, according to Simple Flying. While the two categories...

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Tourism Ireland Launches New Campaign in Canada, Hoping to Fill Potential Visitors' Hearts

'Fill your heart with Ireland’ is going live in Canada this week. It stars famous Irish personalities sharing what they love about Ireland and what makes the country unique.

Spotlight Tourism

New York City Brings Back ‘It’s Time for Culture’ Program

New York City is reviving its program “It’s Time for Culture”, which showcases nearly 100 cultural organizations across the five boroughs from 09-21MAY. It includes tours, classes,...

Tourism

Italy Looking at Hefty Fines for Monument, Art Vandalism

Italy is considering imposing high new fines for damage to monuments or cultural sites to pay for cleanup and act as a deterrent, according to the AP. The government is currently...

Tourism

Demand is Soaring for Asia-Pacific Travel and These are the Top Destinations

Booking data for 2023 Q2 shows which Asia-Pacific destinations are seeing the most demand among international travellers now that restrictions have been lifted.

Tourism

Jamaica And South Africa To Collaborate On Tourism

The leaders of two tourism powerhouses on different continents met 03APR to discuss cooperating to make tourism for both countries a key driver of economic development.

Tourism

Santa Monica’s Laidback California Charms

Just 13 miles away from LAX, beachside Santa Monica is world's away from L.A.'s bustle, with some surprising attractions and hotels brimming with personality, as Open Jaw learned at a media...

On the Town Tourism

New York City Introduces New Tourism Branding

The Big Apple has a big new brand and its launch campaign is meant to offer locals' insights, tips, recommended activities and excursions to encourage visitors and locals to explore New...

Tourism

How Visitors to Britain Can be Part of King Charles’ Historic Coronation

The coronation of King Charles III is just a month away, and there might be a few hotel rooms left. Here's how visitors can tap into centuries-old traditions and the ultimate in English...

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