Travel Industry News & Views for Canadian Travel Agents
In this edition of Open Jaw U, Geraldine Ree explains three ways to leverage the loyalty of your best customers and the work you put into serving them to find other clients just like them.
Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos told media Tuesday that PCR testing is “part of an order-in-council that will expire on Sunday” and that changes to border measures will be announced “very soon.”
Starting 16NOV, Aeroplan members will earn one Aeroplan point for every $4 spent at LCBO wine and spirts retail stores, in addition to bonus points on promotional offers as part of a multi-year partnership.
The new survey includes new questions for independent travel advisors. “Higher quality data means we get more attention from decision makers,” says ACTA’s Paradis.
“Pressure is being put on Mexican authorities to increase security and ensure the safety of our customers,” said ACV President Nino Montagnese.
As U.S. border finally opened for vaccinated Canadians on Monday, the lineups of Canadian licence plates could be seen for…
The Canada Border Services Agency is warning Canadians enthusiastic to be able to travel by land to the U.S. not to forget testing requirements for their return home.
As of 01NOV, fully vaccinated Canadian travellers can enter Israel for the first time in 18 months. Entry requirements now include a PCR test before and after arriving, among others.
It’s another blow to Ontario’s travel retailers, struggling to recover after 19 months of shutdowns and lurching new travel regulations and protocols that have held back the return to travel.
New research from the WTTC reveals the gaps in travel recovery in five markets around the world, including the U.K., the Caribbean, North America, Europe, and the Middle East
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