Introducing Tisson Travel Group ANN RUPPENSTEIN As a Calgary-based travel agent, Tannis Dyrland saw a need to develop a travel community that focused on prioritizing the wants and needs of the travel trade in Alberta. “There’s a real disconnect being an agent in Western Canada from the rest...
Resort has begun offering summer skiing IAN STALKER Tremblant is inviting schussers to strap on their skis despite the absence of Old Man Winter. The resort, which first became known for its skiing but which now promotes itself as a year-round retreat, recently began offering summer skiing, with a dedicated...
A preview of what awaits clients on Disney Cruise Line’s newest ship ANN RUPPENSTEIN “More often than not, the best adventures are the ones you have with family and friends,” Captain Minnie announced to an intrepid treasure seeker named Arthur Quinn on a quest to uncover Disney Treasure,...
Upcoming Air Canada Toronto-Fort-de-France route welcomed by Martinique; route will complement the airline’s service from Montreal IAN STALKER Karine Roy-Camile is inviting Ontario sunseekers to add a Gallic flair to their vacations. Roy-Camille, Canadian director for the Martinique Tourism Authority,...
Tour operators report people are still on the move IAN STALKER So where are travellers wanting to go these days during a time when extreme weather conditions are wreaking havoc on much of our planet? Well, tour operators say they’re continuing to head far and wide, and are still interested in vacationing...
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 and upcoming properties ready to welcome your clients. Hideaway at Royalton Blue Waters Hideaway at Royalton Blue Waters, An Autograph Collection...
Andean treks showcase Inca routes IAN STALKER Not all centuries-old Andean Peru trails lead to lofty Machu Picchu. Cusco-based Alpaca Expeditions has hikes throughout an area steeped in Inca history and the company adds there are clear ties between its staff and those who built storied sites during the heyday...
