• CTP\'s editor-in-chief has the scoop on Sandal\'s Balmoral Tower.
• Canada has a Rendez-vous with destiny.
• Tianguis 2012: New Look is \"muy bueno.\"
• Northern Ireland ready to welcome the world.
• Plus features on Discover America, River Cruising, Egypt and more.

• Brazil\'s tourism economy is booming and Canada is driving some of that growth.
• More air lift from western Canada is good news for travel agents.
• Social media is tailor-made for travel and Facebook Canada has some tips on how to use it.
• Despite the challenges, Vacation.com is in an optimistic mood these days.
• Plus features on Hawaii, Oahu, Europe, Insurance, Cruising, Florida and lots more.

• Agents\' Choice adds a third grand prize ... now agents can win a Royal Caribbean cruise for two as part of this year\'s annual poll.
• A year after the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, things appear a lot brighter for Japan\'s tourism industry
• The Canadian dollar is driving business to the U.S. and tour operators are loving it.
• Plus check out the features on Florida, Cruising and lots more.

• CTC president, Michele McKenzie thinks Canada should consider an arrivals tax for tourists to raise funds for promotion.
• A cut in fuel taxes in British Columbia is bring some new opportunities with it.
• Want to win an Azamara cruise -- find out how in this week's issue.
• Travel agents have a vital role to play for the cruise industry.
• Plus features on Florida, the Caribbean, Cruising and lots more.

• Discover America Day 2012 -- Done like dinner?
• New Canada-China air deal -- good for business.
• The Carnival never stops in Trinidad -- a full report with costumes.
• Going big in the Bahamas -- Nassau\'s Baha Mar project.
• Plus features on Weddings & Honeymoons, Britain & Europe, and lots more in this week\'s digital edition of Canadian Travel Press.

• Get your game on -- sport tourism is a winner -- big time.
• Turkish Airlines has some big plans for Canada.
• Canada is making big gains DownUnder.
• Plus check out this week\'s features on Asia Pacific, Cruising and Florida.

• A new survey puts a whole new spin on why couples are taking a cruise ... well, maybe not ... ahhh, love on the high seas ...
• A new OECD study takes a long, hard look at tourism and climate change.
• Icelandair has some big plans for Canada.
• In Canada, Transat A.T. has been a pioneer in defining what being a sustainable travel company is all about.
• Plus features on Canada, Hawaii, Oahu, River Cruising and lots more in this week\'s digital edition of Canadian Travel Press.

• It\'s back! Yes it is. Voting in the 2012 Agents\' Choice Awards is now open and travel agents across Canada can pick their favourite supplier in 26 different categories. Read all about it in this week\'s issue.
• Michel Lemay is looking for some new members for the Tour Operators\' Initiative for Sustainable Tourism Development (TOI) and he\'s hoping to convince some operators here in Canada to join.
• Adventure Center\'s Pat Rochon is dispelling some myths about adventure travel ... and there\'s a couple of \'doozies\' ... so check it out.
• Plus features on the Caribbean, Las Vegas, Mexico and lots more.

• Find out why Ontario is on a \"trajectory of extraordinary opportunity\" in the next half decade.
• The Hotel Association of Canada (HAC) is gearing up for its annual conference at the beginning of March and it\'s going to be all about people ... be there, it will be worth it.
• Agents will be saying \"WOW\" as Royal Caribbean International gives them a chance to win also sorts of great prizes, find out how in this week\'s issue.
• CTP\'s Greg Coates has a full report on this year\'s Caribbean Travel Marketplace that was held in the Bahamas recently.

And don\'t miss the Responsible Travel & Tourism Forum\'s 2011 Showcase supplement -- get the inside scoop on what some of Canada\'s top travel companies are doing in the area of sustainable tourism -- it\'s a good news story ... All of this and lots more in this week\'s digital edition of Canadian Travel Press ...

Florida has a plan and Canada definitely has a favoured place in it ... the cruise industry was busy addressing safety and regulatory issues during a top-level briefing in London last week ... a B.C. court ruling has cleared the way for a fuel surcharge class action to move forward ... it was all business at this year's Caribbean Marketplace in the Bahamas ... plus features on Insurance, Cruising and Florida ... and don't miss the 16-page supplement celebrating Jamaica's 50th anniversary and its big plans for tourism in 2012 ... it's all in this week's digital edition of Canadian Travel Press.