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Travel to Japan soaring
- Japan’s tourist trade has set records in recent months – including from Canada – and our lead story takes a look at why.
- Also in the news, SeaWorld Orlando has brought back its “Wild Days” program, and Transat has introduced a new incentive for group bookings.
- Weekly sections include Weddings and Honeymoons.
- As always: Trade Incentives, Calendar, On Tour, Air Space, West and more…
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CTP SIZZLES WITH EVERYTHING THAT’S HOT, HOT, HOT
- It's CTP’s Annual Hot Issue
- Where are Canadians headed in 2015?
- Shopping is part of the experience
- Operators banking on “blaycations”
- YOLO tops the trend list
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Here’s your chance to experience sunny Kissimmee
- Our latest Travel Courier Cover contest gives agents a chance to win a trip for two to sunny Kissimmee, Florida with Sunwing. See Pages 10-11 for full details.
- Cuba is flying high and our lead story looks at its success with the Caribbean nation recently hitting the three-million tourist mark for the first time.
- Weekly sections include Cruise, Latin America and Hawaii.
- As always: Trade Incentives, Calendar, On Tour, Air Space, Check-in, West and more…
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THE WARMTH OF FLORIDA HUDDLE
- From Jan. 14 to 17 VISIT FLORIDA will extend the warmth of its hospitality to delegates from around the globe at the state's annual Florida Huddle tourism show, this year in Fort Lauderdale. In this issue we present a special pre-show section highlighting the latest news from the Sunshine State. But be sure to stay tuned to future issues, and at TravelPress.com, for more.
- 2014 was a good year for Canadian inbound tourism. Mike Dunbar breaks down the TIAC report that delivered the news.
- Our Caribbean & Mexico Spa Marquee will make you want to jet off down south for a massage or facial. Sorry.
- Other stories this week include an update on Israel tourism, golf in Scotland, and regular popular features like Where in the World.
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CTC tries to avoid “someday syndrome”
- Our lead story looks at the CTC and its work to counter what it calls the “someday syndrome” which it says Canada’s tourism industry is suffering from.
- Weekly sections include Cruise, Australia/New Zealand/South Pacific and the Caribbean.
- As always: Trade Incentives, Calendar, On Tour, Air Space, Check-in, West and more…
- Also, look for our 2015 Global Trade Show Calendar in this issue.
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LIVING IN FESTIVE TIMES – IT’S THE BEST OF SEASONS
- It’s all about India
- Big changes for Cuba
- Sandals is making the world a better place
- Egypt closes its Canadian office
- Contac receiver looks for a buyer
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Transat has eye on Europe
- Transat reveals what’s new in its 2015 Europe program in this week’s lead story.
- Weekly sections include Asia-Pacific, US, and Mexico-Latin America.
- As always: Trade Incentives, Events, Fams, On Tour, Air Space, Check-in, West and more…
- Please note we will not publish on Christmas Day. Our next issue date is Jan. 1, 2015.
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HAVE YOURSELF A MERRY LITTLE CHRISTMAS
- Air Canada rouge takes off domestically
- A Remarkable Partnership
- The stars come out for Transat
- Step back in time in New Orleans
- Outdated payment methods costing agents
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Merry Christmas
- It’s our annual holiday issue and with it we at Travel Courier wish to wish you a happy holiday season and very Merry Christmas.
- Air Canada Vacations says business is heating up for the winter and company president Eamonn Ferrin warns agents and consumers to book early to avoid disappointment.
- Weekly sections include Africa, South America, and Hawaii/South Pacific.
- As always: Trade Incentives, Events, Fams, On Tour, Air Space, Check-in, West and more…
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WHAT’S IN THE FORECAST
- Taking retail to the next level
- Operators talk trends
- Tourism on track for steady growth
- The evolution of the LCCs
- Wearing technology - the next travel trend
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