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Your Chance to Visit Punta Cana with Transat Holidays
- Win a trip with Transat.
- A competitive edge from Softvoyage.
- New Orleans to host 2016 Pow Wow.
- Tee Off for Tiny Tots.
- Plus the Mediterranean, Cruise and lots more.
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Hot Time In The Summer Time
- VIA has pride, in its new ride.
- Five Questions for Hawaii's Robin Basso.
- Brand USA is cooking.
- Adrenaline rush is Vegas.
- Plus Mexico, Latin America, Canada and lots more.
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UNDER THE CHIANTI SUN!
- Meet Paula Cook, a Canadian who operates a villa and winery in Italy's Chianti region.
- Collette is holding out a hand of friendship to travel agents, including eschewing discount sites for its tours.
- Weekly sections include Europe, USA and River Cruising.
- As always: Trade Incentives, Events, Fams, On Tour, Air Space, Check-in, and more…
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SEAWORLD’S CAVIAR DREAMS!
- What could be better than meeting a beluga up close and personal? Find out how in this week’s Travel Courier cover story.
- Portugal tourism is back in Canada. Meet the new boss: William Delgado.
- Weekly sections include Sun Destinations, Africa and Family Travel.
- As always: Trade Incentives, Events, Fams, On Tour, Air Space, Check-in, and more…
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TAXED TO THE HILT!
- IATA gives Ontario a tongue lashing.
- Gutin heads home with good numbers.
- Food for thought at the Hazelton.
- TraveLaw looks at insurance.
- Plus features on Hotels, Asia Pacific, Europe and more.
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DIAGON ALLEY COMES TO LIFE!
- This week’s Cover Story takes an inside look at Universal Studios hot new attraction, Diagon Alley, which represents a magical London street in the Harry Potter books and films.
- Our top story examines Egypt, which is rolling out the welcome mat for tourists these days, but sees Canadian tour operators divided as to how many Canadians are responding.
- Weekly sections include Las Vegas, and Greece, Turkey & the Mediterranean.
- As always: Trade Incentives, Fams, On Tour, Air Space, Check-in, and more…
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CARIBBEAN CARNIVAL STOPS IN CANADA!
- Herman Wouk implored “Don’t Stop the Carnival” (in the Caribbean), and the trade agreed at Caribbean week in Canada last week; see our report on Toronto events on Page 1.
- Get a glimpse of Universal Orlando’s Resort’s new Diagon Alley; a full report will appear in Travel Courier on July 10.
- Hilton has high hopes in Canada. Check out Bob Mowat’s interview with hotel VP Craig Mance
- Other stories this week include Brand USA officially opening an office in Canada; a report on the recent Vacation.com conference in Las Vegas; and lots and lots of photos.
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GETTING IN THE SWING OF THINGS!
- Destinations and attractions often roll out the red carpet for visitors when they are celebrating milestones. We look at some of this year’s top anniversaries, including the US National Baseball Hall of Fame.
- Finding your perfect beach in Florida is now a mere keystroke away with VISIT FLORIDA’s new “beachfinder” site.
- Weekly sections include River Cruising, US and Latin America.
- As always: Trade Incentives, Events, Fams, On Tour, Air Space, Check-in, and more…
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GOOD GRIEF!!
- Santa Rosa, Ca., is home to a museum dedicated to Charles M. Schulz, creator of Charlie Brown, Lucy, Snoopy, and the rest of the Peanuts gang. Our cover story presents this unique Peanuts gallery!
- Air Canada Vacations released its fall/winter sun program last week. We break it down in our lead story.
- Weekly sections include Asia-Pacific and Britain & Europe.
- As always: Trade Incentives, Events, Fams, On Tour, Air Space, Check-in, and more…
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SKATING IN THE CARIBBEAN. CHECK!
- Beaches is breaking the mould in family resorts; from black-light bowling to ice skating in the Caribbean, find out what’s in store at the brand’s upcoming resorts.
- With new Toronto-Munich flights now off the ground, Lufthansa is showing its commitment to Canada.
- The 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War is fuelling a surge in interest in Flanders, particularly amongst Canadians.
- Other stories this week include a report on Canada’s Rendez-vous trade show from Ted Davis and Mike Dunbar’s account of the recent IATA conference in Doha, including the recognition of 100 years of flying.
- Plus, check out the Canadian Tourism Resource Guide digital edition - a key resource for travel agents and tour operators looking for information on new and emerging Canadian tourism products and services.
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