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Allowing next-generation jets at Billy Bishop could reshape Toronto’s aviation landscape, opening the door to new routes, added capacity and greater competition.
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Allowing next-generation jets at Billy Bishop could reshape Toronto’s aviation landscape, opening the door to new routes, added capacity and greater competition.

Statistics Canada’s latest data shows growing demand for overseas destinations including Mexico, Japan, France and Costa Rica.

The 467-room resort marks the debut of the Hyatt Vivid Hotels & Resorts brand in the country.

"For travel advisors, the key takeaway is that Ireland's greatest asset is its people, and the experience you sell to your clients is guaranteed to deliver," says Tourism Ireland's Director, Canada, Sandra Bailey Moffatt in this edition of Take 5.

“Having this policy clearly defined means people with disabilities can travel, without having to explain or justify our needs”

The airline is adding new links to Europe, Asia and Latin America while boosting frequencies across several key markets.

Carnival Rewards moves beyond a model based primarily on sailing frequency, instead recognizing eligible spending and other guest activity.

The resort resumed operations on Aug. 25 as part of a broader phased recovery across Jamaica’s tourism sector.

The upcoming webinar will show advisors practical ways to use Claude to streamline everyday tasks and boost productivity.

Funds raised through the appeal will support emergency shelter, water sanitation and hygiene, first aid and health services.

TORONTO — Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. (BTMI) has appointed Michèle Rauzon as Business Development Representative for Québec, strengthening the destination’s presence in the province. Rauzon brings more than four decades of tourism industry experience and an extensive network of relationships across Québec’s travel

TORONTO — Canadian travellers are stretching their vacation calendars beyond the traditional summer peak, with new G Adventures booking data showing strong growth in autumn travel, particularly among solo travellers and those seeking less crowded destinations. According to the company, fall solo departures are up 40% c
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