Local tourism and government officials are actively seeking to increase air travel to Acapulco for the upcoming winter season to provide visitors with more travel options to reach Mexico’s most iconic resort town.
Members of the Committee for Acapulco Connectivity, a public-private initiative, recently met with executives from AeroMexico, Aeromar, TAR, Interjet and Volaris to discuss adding new routes and increasing awareness of existing service to the Pacific coast city.
Pedro Haces, president of the Acapulco Destination Marketing Office, said: “We look forward to welcoming more...
Canadian skiers/riders headed for Jackson Hole, Wyoming, this winter can stretch their dollars further through the ski resort's Canadian Dollars at Par package.
Including lift tickets and lodging, some packages also qualify for a $200 or $300 per person, air credit, based on the package selection and length of stay.
The Dollars at Par experience must be booked by Dec. 1 for select dates – Nov. 26-Dec. 19; Jan. 5-Feb. 16, 2017; and March 20-April 9. Call 1-888-838-6602 to book.
The package was revealed by Jackson Hole representatives in Toronto this week for the ski show, who...
Ski Vermont and a team of representatives from the state's various ski resorts called in Toronto last night (Oct. 13) as part of Toronto ski week activities.
With the news that snow making had already begun at at least one venue (Killington), with the hopes of opening by Halloween, the group uniformly expressed devotion to the important Canadian market and Southern Ontario, in particular, which is an approximately seven-hour drive from the hills.
With packages and programs appealing to beginners, experts, families and kids, there is something for everyone in Vermont, they noted,...
In 2015, Asia Pacific destinations hosted close to 577 million international visitors, representing an increase of 24 million arrivals compared the the previous year.
The results are found in the newly releases PATA Annual Tourism Monitor 2016 Edition which covers 44 destinations in the Asia Pacific region and provides a detailed look at the shifts and changes that have occurred in the region's international travel sector during the past five years.
According to the report, Japan was the dominant destination in terms of annual increase in absolute numbers. The country saw its...
The cornerstone of Quebec's tourist trade is on a roll that shows no signs of abating.
Montreal will host over 10 million tourists this year – the first time the city's topped that figure in a 12-month period – and that translates into good news for all of Quebec, Juan Pablo Suarez of Quebec Original told an Oct. 13 Toronto gathering.
“Quebec this year has really been in vogue...It's having an amazing year,” he said.
International visitations to Montreal in the first quarter of 2016 were up by a hefty 21% and the city has also seen a 6% increase in air service, he...
With the holidays just around the corner, KAYAK took a look at when, where and how Canadians will be travelling during the winter of 2016-2017.
To begin with, KAYAK notes, Canadians are living for more than just the weekend. In fact, Canadians are taking an average of 10 vacation days – three days longer than fellow US and UK travellers.
That's similar to the pattern of 2015-2016, and KAYAK said it anticipates Canadians will be taking this time between Dec. 1, 2016 and Jan. 9, 2017.
International destinations are high on the list, with KAYAK reporting a 50 per cent year-over-year...
Here's a case of a good idea just getting better and better.
By popular demand, Icelandair's Buddies are back as the carrier launches its free Celebration Stopover Buddy service.
From blowing out birthday candles in a volcano to meeting the Principle of Elfschool, heli-skiing on your honeymoon or planning the perfect proposal, Icelandair will stop at nothing to make a traveller's Celebration Stopover one to remember
Icelandair's new Celebration Stopover Buddy service sees members of the airline team matched to passengers in the ultimate personalized celebration concierge...
Summer time and Montreal was booming.
Tourisme Montréal reports that the summer of 2016 was spectacular, and by the end of the year, the city's visitor number will exceed 10 million for the first time.
Yves Lalumière, president and CEO of Tourisme Montréal, said that: “Montréal is increasingly generating buzz. According to the results of our year-long survey, 95% of tourists and 94% of business travellers who came to Montréal reported that they were satisfied with their stay in the city. I would like to congratulate all members of Montréal's tourism industry for their...
Karisma Hotels & Resorts has unveiled a newly enhanced website for destination weddings.
The new site – http://www.MemorableMomentsWeddings.com – features cutting-edge technology, coupled with a range of new features and tools that makes it simpler for couples to budget, organize, and personally design their Gourmet Inclusive® Wedding Events.
Faith Wishnie, director of wedding services at Karisma Hotels & Resorts, said: “Karisma Hotels & Resorts is renowned for its wedding and romance travel offerings, consistently setting new standards at our adults-only El Dorado...
After assessing the impact of Hurricane Matthew on its resorts in the Bahamas, Sandals Resorts International (SRI) is advising that Sandals Royal Bahamian in Nassau, will postpone its originally scheduled Oct. 14 reopening and will remain closed until Oct. 25.
SRI also said that Sandals Emerald Bay in Exuma, which requires more extensive repairs than initial estimates, will officially close and reopen on Dec. 15, 2016.
Tammy Gonzalez, CEO of Unique Vacations, Inc. (UVI), an affiliate of Unique Travel Corporation, worldwide representatives of Sandals Resorts, said that UVI is working...