What's the most important thing you learned in school? The most important thing I learned is the value of adaptability. In tourism, change is constant—whether it’s market trends, technology or global events. Being open to learning and embracing change has helped me grow. It’s...
What's the most important thing you learned in school? The most important thing I have learned in school is the significance of adaptability and teamwork. My tourism service management courses have taught me how to address diverse customer needs and navigate the tourism industry in Canada....
What's the most important thing you learned in school? The most important thing I learned is that to grow in the tourism industry, you need to start with a good foundation and love for travel. As you add new skills, you will enhance your ability to share your passion with someone...
What's the most important thing you learned in school? I learned the importance of always improving confidence when it comes to communication skills.Why did you choose to study travel, tourism or hospitality? I have worked in the hospitality and tourism industry for over a decade...
STORY/Ted Davis PHOTOS/Stuart Dee With over 7,000 islands spanning a distance of 1,850 km north to south in a tropical climate, there is no shortage of choice for exotic holiday destinations in the Philippines. The only dilemma posed is deciding which islands will be the chosen few – or one – for a vacation...
“Our message to the Canadian travel trade is to really underscore how vitally important Canadian travel is to the United States and how much we truly value that friendship and connection.” –Chris Heywood, SVP, Public Relations & Chief Communications Officer for Brand USA There...
April 25th marked the 10th anniversary of the devastating earthquake that struck 50 km outside Kathmandu, Nepal, killing close to 9,000 people and destroying thousands of homes and local businesses. Today, at Nagarkot Community Homestay, located 27 km outside Kathmandu, travellers have the opportunity...
Mediterranean destination offers much more than sun and sea BY: LEN KAUFMAN “People want to go deeper and experience the lifestyle. We promote gastronomy, traditional food, traditional customs. We have small boutique hotels or houses in the typical villages.” –Carlo Micallef, chief executive...
BY: LEN KAUFMAN "The trend for us is slow tourism. That's where it's going. It's going towards slow tourism because it gives you the chance to live like the locals experience, to be part of it. This is very big for us. Culinary is very big too because we have a very rich cuisine.” –Andreas...
The owner of Group Travel by Susan found her niche booking experiential travel Tell us a little about yourself and how long you've been a travel advisor? I am a spicy soul who loves to learn, to get 'out there' and experience beyond the borders. I am a foodie and enjoy lots of hot sauce. I would say I have...
