The resort report: what’s new in the hotel world ANN RUPPENSTEIN Checking out the latest hotel and resort news from fresh renovations to brand new or upcoming properties to entice your clients. Potlatch Club Clients looking for a new luxurious way to stay on the island of Eleuthera can now check...
Carrier’s Hamilton flights feature Reykjavik stop IAN STALKER Low-cost Icelandic airline PLAY is inviting Canadians who plan to vacation in continental Europe to add a North Atlantic aspect to their holiday. PLAY — which added Hamilton to its network last year — reports that it now serves...
The latest hotel and cruise news in The Bahamas ANN RUPPENSTEIN With 9.65 million arrivals registered, The Bahamas smashed all previous tourism records in 2023. “Demand for The Islands of The Bahamas remains at an all time high,” shared Chester Cooper, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister...
“Green Bunker” features a rooftop garden, city views, cultural spaces and a REVERB by Hard Rock hotel Part hotel, part rooftop garden and part cultural hub, the newly opened “Green Bunker” in the St. Pauli district in Hamburg, Germany is the re-imagination of a former air raid...
Daring attraction gives people a bird’s eye view Adventure seeking clients can now embark on a thrilling adventure high above the Norwegian Fjords. Located in the village of Loen, Stigull is a newly opened attraction that features a long ladder that is said to give participants the feeling that...
One attraction earned a Guinness World Record IAN STALKER LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Toronto says it has built an intriguing, year-round destination — piece by piece by piece. The Toronto-area attraction, which opened 11 years ago and is one of 28 LEGO/LEGOLAND Discovery Centres worldwide, has an array...
Quark Expeditions recalls 88 year old who did the ‘polar plunge’ story/IAN STALKER photos/DAVID MERRON Those heading to the southernmost continent with Quark Expeditions won’t find themselves sailing with any ancient mariners but will realize that passengers needn’t have found...
Resort guests may be able to see sloths on site IAN STALKER Those staying at Costa Rica’s Copa de Arbol Beach & Rainforest Resort can expect to have some particularly low-key neighbours during their time on the Pacific Ocean property. Resort grounds — found in a country seen as a pioneer...
TED DAVIS A growing recognition of civil rights sites of significance in America is giving more options and opportunities to travellers, both domestic and international. That turbulent period of struggle against Black oppression in America is a subject of ongoing exploration. This has rendered tributes...
