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She’s back and ready for a challenge
- CTP goes one on one with Zeina Gedeon
- ACTA taking its time in search for new president
- Developing nations get tourism boost
- Asia on show in Vancouver
- Doing luxury differently
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Time for a life changing experience
- New air entrants need more oversight
- Canadian hotel rates are rising
- Air Canada’s cooking with a new partnership
- Vegas museum lights it up
- Trinidad & Tobago is special for agents
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Tracking the trends – here, there and everywhere
- Cruise Concierge sets sail on the St. Lawrence
- ACI reports that business is booming
- PATA steps out of the crowd
- TraveLaw looks at what agents must disclose
- Tottori is Japan's hidden secret
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Getting you to the church on time
- G, Merit start a new adventure
- Lufthansa DCC fee in Canada
- Occidental acquisition boosts Barcelo brand
- St. Kitts welcomes Canadians
- Check out the special weddings & honeymoons feature
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You will love Laguardia
- Do you love LaGuardia? Okay, let’s be honest: it could use a bit of a makeover – which is exactly what’s going to happen. See page 3 for details.
- Boomerang Tours continues to innovate on the tech side, most recently “adding muscle” to its South Pacific booking capabilities.
- Today's Glasgow isn’t your parents’ Glasgow… Correpsondent Beatrice Ang reports on a recent visit.
- Other features this week include Australia/NZ, Hawaii and Europe.
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Finding the right niche
- Just what the doctors ordered
- Slumping dollar leads to Sunwing surcharge
- Loonie fares well against euro
- Groups are big business
- Plus features on the Caribbean, Technology and more
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Loonie Tunes
- Our limping loonie has turned the tables of tourism in Canada. We examine how in this week’s front page stories.
- Club Med is the latest to acknowledge the trend towards luxury all-inclusives. Xavier Mufraggi, the company’s North American CEO, discusses the development with Ann Ruppenstein.
- It’s Marquee time! This week Cruising gets the royal treatment.
- Other features this week include Canada, Mexico & Latin America, and Five Questions features Maurita Baker of Travelport
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The Elephant In The Room
- A Canadian tour operator hopes to bring awareness about the unethical treatment of elephants in many elephant riding tour activities in Thailand.
- Barbados is booming out of Canada, including having had a record month in January.
- Crystal Cruises is getting into the river cruising business.
- Other features this week include Five Questions with Tom Civitano of the Jumeirah Group and Travel Law, which looks back at the first year of Canadian ant-spam legislation.
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Join the fight now
- Transat wants agents to join the fight
- Greek bookings slow, but no reason not to go
- Air Canada has come a long way and it’s ready for anything
- Margaritaville heads for Hollywood Beach
- Adventure meets luxury with PONANT
- And don’t miss the special RTTF Showcase supplement featured in this week’s issue of Canadian Travel Press
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HOW TO SELL WELLNESS TRAVEL
- The recent Well-Being Symposium in Toronto explored many aspects of the $494-billion industry, including offering tips on how agents can get their share.
- Saint Lucia honoured some of its top agents on island recently and CTP’s Ian Stalker was there to report on the Piton Awards.
- Skiing in Mexico and the Caribbean? Hit the slopes with Hard Rock.
- Other features this week include Five Questions with Intrepid’s Christian Wolters and Travel Law, which answers the question: “My employee left: what’s next?”
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