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National tourism commerce gets patriotic boost at Rendez-vous Canada - Travel Courier

2 weeks ago | travelcourier.ca | Ted Davis

The Canadian flag got plenty of energetic waving at the 2025 edition of Rendez-vous Canada in Winnipeg, as more overt demonstrations of Canadian nationalism and pride were on show at the international travel trade marketplace. And during the proceedings, which ran for four days in late May, delegates were introduced to new branding by Destination Canada.
Melia is now marking a Cuba milestone - Travel Courier

3 weeks ago | travelcourier.ca | Ian R. Stalker

Spanish hotel chain Meliá has spent the past three and a half decades building a widespread Cuba presence, and in doing so says it has firmly entrenched itself in the Caribbean country’s tourism trade and beyond as well. Maite Artieda, director of marketing, communications and customer experience, says Meliá has become the dominant hotel company in Cuba, and therefore a key contributor to Cuba’s tourism growth.
Crowfoot Travel guides business by honouring late founder’s legacy - Travel Courier

3 weeks ago | travelcourier.ca | Ted Davis

The new operators of Crowfoot Travel in Calgary are keeping the memory of original owner Ken Stewart in mind when navigating the challenges of their new business. In the course of setting directions and goals for Crowfoot Travel, new co-owners Kim Paterson and Karina Fong have made time to consider the legacy and lessons of Stewart, who passed away in April this year.
Antigua and Barbuda is on a tourism roll with growth expected for 2025 - Travel Courier

3 weeks ago | travelcourier.ca | Ian R. Stalker

Antigua and Barbuda says it’s on a tourism roll, with the destination expecting the number of tourists it will host this year will top last year’s impressive figure. Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority CEO Colin James told the Caribbean Hotel & Tourism Association’s May 19-21 Travel Caribbean Marketplace that 2024 was a “remarkable year” for his destination, which saw over 1.2 million sea and air visitors.
Caribbean updates from Travel Marketplace 2025 - Travel Courier

3 weeks ago | travelcourier.ca | Ian R. Stalker

Travel Courier was on location for the recent Caribbean Travel Marketplace held in Antigua & Barbuda to get all the news from fan-favourite Caribbean destinations like Barbados, Jamaica, Saint Lucia and Turks and Caicos. Saint LuciaThe underwater exploration set will soon be offered an intriguing sub-ocean-surface sight when diving off Saint Lucia’s shores.
Dominica is on the verge of taking its tourism infrastructure to new heights - Travel Courier

3 weeks ago | travelcourier.ca | Ian R. Stalker

Dominica is on the verge of taking its tourism infrastructure to new heights. Marva Williams, CEO of the Discover Dominica Authority, told a recent Caribbean Hotel & Tourism Association Caribbean Travel Marketplace audience that the Dominica Cable Car is set to begin operation in December, and will be the world’s longest detachable cable car, “stretching 6.6 kilometers from the Roseau Valley to the legendary Boiling Lake.
AIANTA and Brand USA highlight Indigenous tourism and Route 66 centennial - Travel Courier

1 month ago | travelcourier.ca | Eilish Vicencio-Heap

The American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association (AIANTA) and Brand USA hosted a six-day FAM highlighting the 2026 centennial of Route 66 and opportunities to engage in Indigenous tourism along the way. Beginning in Las Vegas and travelling through Arizona and New Mexico, the FAM focused on immersive experiences in the Indigenous communities along Route 66, the historic highway that follows the path of an ancient Indigenous trade route.
Albania is building a growing tourism following - Travel Courier

1 month ago | travelcourier.ca | Ian R. Stalker

Once reclusive Albania has put out the welcome mat for international travellers and they’re responding. Albert Shahinaj, general manager of Explore Albania Holidays, says his homeland spent much of the 20th century largely shunning contact with Westerners, but the end of communist rule in the Mediterranean-fronting nation has led to a dramatic change. “Albania’s tourism industry is experiencing a remarkable renaissance,” he states.
St. Kitts & Nevis wants visitors to be part of the experience - Travel Courier

1 month ago | travelcourier.ca | Bob Mowat

It is pretty clear that St. Kitts & Nevis has understood that today’s travellers want something more in a vacation. And the islands’ tourism experts are intent on giving that to them. As Melnecia Marshall, Deputy CEO of the St. Kitts Tourism Authority, explained to Travel Courier on a recent visit to Canada: “St. Kitts is a very authentic experience and that is what we’re putting out there. We’re not trying to create something for the visitors.
Takeaways from Caribbean Travel Marketplace in Antigua & Barbuda - Travel Courier

1 month ago | travelcourier.ca | Ian R. Stalker

Lack of summertime air service between this country and the Caribbean is hindering the region’s tourist trade, delegates to the Caribbean Hotel & Tourism Association’s annual Caribbean Travel Marketplace were told.