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Loving the new New York

New York state tourism execs are eager to ensure that travel agents, and prospective visitors, remember that there is more to the state than New York City. We discuss in this week’s cover story.
What’s happening in Aruba? No less an authority than the island’s prime minister himself dropped in to the offices of Travel Courier to provide an update.
Weekly sections include Cruising, Mexico & Latin America, Britain & Europe, and US.
As always: air, rooms, touring, incentives, fams, events, West and much more.

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Our cover story this week looks at I Like Local, a booking service based on the growing trend of sharing or peer-to-peer travel.
Unused vacation time is being called an “epidemic” – and not just by the travel industry. It’s bad for the economy and people’s health, says the US Travel Association, which is working to reverse the trend. Find out how in our lead story this week.
Weekly sections include Family Travel and Sun Destinations.
As always: air, rooms, touring, incentives, fams, events, and much more.

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Transat wants agents to join the fight
Greek bookings slow, but no reason not to go
Air Canada has come a long way and it’s ready for anything
Margaritaville heads for Hollywood Beach
Adventure meets luxury with PONANT
And don’t miss the special RTTF Showcase supplement featured in this week’s issue of Canadian Travel Press

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Club Med meets Cirque du Soleil at a unique resort in Punta Cana. TC’s Anne Ruppenstein flipped out over her visit.
Soft Voyage will launch a cruise booking engine this fall; get the preview in our lead story.
Weekly sections include Caribbean and the Med.
As always: air, rooms, touring, incentives, fams, events, West and much more.

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The recent Well-Being Symposium in Toronto explored many aspects of the $494-billion industry, including offering tips on how agents can get their share.
Saint Lucia honoured some of its top agents on island recently and CTP’s Ian Stalker was there to report on the Piton Awards.
Skiing in Mexico and the Caribbean? Hit the slopes with Hard Rock.
Other features this week include Five Questions with Intrepid’s Christian Wolters and Travel Law, which answers the question: “My employee left: what’s next?”

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Ted Davis travels overland to Mongolia in this week’s cover story.
A new route to (southern) China takes flight this week from Vancouver courtesy of China Eastern Airlines.
Weekly sections include River Cruising, US & Mexico/Caribbean.
As always: air, touring, incentives, fams, events and much more.

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WestJet is going to Glasgow and we were on the first flight. Check out our cover story for details.
TPI is celebrating 20 years in Canada, but our lead story looks to the future of the Winnipeg-based travel agent organization.
Weekly sections include Britain/Europe, Hotels/Business Travel and Western Canada.
As always: air, rooms, touring, incentives, fams, events and much more.

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One lucky agent will win a trip for two to Fort Lauderdale in this month's Cover Contest. See pages 10-12 for details on how to enter.
Getting to India just got a whole lot easier with the decision by the country to introduce electronic visas.
Weekly sections include Hawaii, Africa and Family Travel.
As always: air, rooms, touring, West, incentives, fams, events and much more.
Plus check out the special digital issue of the Canadian Tourism Resource Guide for information on new and emerging Canadian tourism products and services.

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Brand USA sets sights on Canada
Showing it off at RVC 2015
LH takes aim at distribution costs
Women defining leisure travel – BW study
Features on River Cruising, Caribbean and more
Plus check out the special digital issue of the Canadian Tourism Resource Guide for information on new and emerging Canadian tourism products and services.

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