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TravCorp’s Element celebrates 20 years

Jeff Element is celebrating 20 years at TravCorp Canada. Read all about it in this week’s Cover Story.
Our top story looks at Vail Resorts’ recent acquisition of Whistler Blackcomb and what it might mean for Canadian skiers.
Features this week include the U.S. and Mexico/Latin America.
As always: Incentives, Events, West and much more.

Posted in Travel Courier

Intrepid wants to take a bite out of the practice of lion walks and other tourist-related exploitation of Africa’s king of the beasts.
Groups mean business, as we discuss in this weeks special Marquee.
New Orleans is profiled in a photo essay by Mike Baginski.
Crystal Cruises has tackled the famed Northwest Passage – an industry first for a luxury liner.

Posted in Canadian Travel Press

Living history comes alive in Japan and this is most evident in Kansai as recently discovered by Western Editor Ted Davis. Find out more in this week’s Cover Story.
Our top story looks at Melia Hotels International which is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year.
Features this week include Asia/Pacific, Cruise and Insurance.
As always: Incentives, Fams, Air, West and much more.

Posted in Travel Courier

Posted in Canadian Travel Press

Visit Norway wants you to get a sheep's eye view of the country. No kidding. Our cover story explains how, and, more importantly, why!
The Caribbean Tourism Organization has launched a 'multi-pronged strategy' to inform the public about the Zika virus in the region.
Features this week include Hawaii, Africa, Winter Long Stays, and the World Airline Awards.
Plus our regular departments, including Rooms, Touring, Air, West, Events, Fams and Trade Incentives.

Posted in Travel Courier

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Oh the horror! Don’t Open, Dead Inside, a new permanent attraction based on the gruesome The Walking Dead TV show has opened at Universal Studios Hollywood.
NewLeaf Travel has taken flight in Canada with low-cost Flair Airlines. Where are they going next?
Features this week include River Cruising, Caribbean and Australia, New Zealand & the South Pacific.
Plus our regular departments, such and Events and Fams.

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A dramatic expansion and plan to become a “major global tour operator” is in the cards for Air Canada Vacations, according to company boss Craig Landry.
RIU continues to roll with new resort/hotels in the Dominican Republic and New York City. And there's always more to come, says VP Oliver Kluth.
Take a visual tour of Oahu's fabulous Kualoa Ranch, where, amongst other things, visitors can tour landscapes used in Hollywood films like Jurassic Park.
What are the top summer travel searches among Canadians? Cheapflights reveals all...

Posted in Canadian Travel Press

It’s been called the “scariest place on earth.” In this week’s issue, Travel Courier reporter Ann Ruppenstein gives the down and dirty on the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea.
The travel industry weighs in with mixed views on the likely success of the upcoming Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Features this week include Weddings & Honeymoons.
And much more.

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HF Holidays is the UK's largest tour operator for hiking, outdoor and special interest itineraries. Our Cover Story takes a look at this unique operator that caters to 56,000 passengers a year, including 350 private groups.
Many cruise lines are changing their itineraries away from Istanbul, Turkey. Read all about it in our lead story.
Features this week include Mexico & Latin America, and River Cruising.
As always: Touring, Fams, West and much more.

Posted in Travel Courier