Travelweek

For over four decades, The Travelweek Group of Companies has been a trusted source of news for travel agents. It started in 1973 as Canadian Travel Monthly, evolving through several names: first to CTM Weekly Bulletin, then Travelweek Bulletin, and finally becoming simply Travelweek. Currently, their offerings include a weekly printed magazine, an email newsletter called Travelweek Daily, a French-language publication named Profession Voyages, and the monthly Travel Professional. They also operate a detailed website, Travelweek.ca, along with Envoy Networks, which focuses on providing tailored marketing solutions for the travel industry.

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Las Vegas promotes its Grand Prix in Montreal

4 days ago | travelweek.ca | Gary Lawrence

MONTREAL — Anyone who watched the Montreal Grand Prix on TV on June 15 likely noticed the massive ‘Visit Las Vegas’ ad painted on the Gilles-Villeneuve Circuit, at the end of the hairpin turn. Because after Austin, TX and Miami, FL, it was the world entertainment capital’s turn to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix in 2023. It’s a partnership that continued last year and this year, with the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix scheduled for Nov. 22.
The mid-year moment: This is the smartest time to rethink your travel business

1 week ago | travelweek.ca | Heather Baker

As summer approaches and the second half of 2025 unfolds, June offers travelprofessionals the perfect moment to reflect and reposition. It’s the calendar’s midpoint, an ideal time to ask the big questions: What’s driving growth? What needs adjustment? And what do I need to thrive in the months ahead? “There’s an incredible energy in our network right now,” says Vice President and General Manager Anita Emilio.
Insider’s Guide: 10 Must-Do Cincy Experiences According to Locals

1 week ago | travelweek.ca | Devin Kinasz

Here are the top 10 only-in-Cincy experiences every visitor must do. Walk Across the Roebling BridgeThe Roebling Bridge connects Cincinnati and Covington and was the world’s longest suspension bridge when it was completed in 1867. Designed by John A. Roebling, who later engineered the Brooklyn Bridge, it features an iconic blue color. Today, it remains a vital pedestrian and vehicular crossing, symbolizing Cincy’s rich history and architectural innovation.
Why the Cincy Region Should Be Your Next Sports and Outdoor Adventure Destination

1 week ago | travelweek.ca | Devin Kinasz

A City of Champions: Experience Cincinnati’s Pro Sports SceneCincinnati is home to some of the most passionate sports fans in the country, and with good reason. From Major League Baseball to the NFL, Major League Soccer, and a world-famous tennis tournament, there’s always an exciting game or match to catch. Cincinnati Reds: Baseball’s First Professional TeamStep into the historic Great American Ball Park, home to the Cincinnati Reds, baseball’s first professional franchise.
Air Canada Expands Service to Cincy with New Montreal Flight and Increased Toronto Frequencies

1 week ago | travelweek.ca | Devin Kinasz

New Montreal-Cincinnati Nonstop FlightStarting May 22, 2025, just in time for the summer travel season, Air Canada will launch its first-ever daily nonstop service from Montreal to Cincinnati, making it easier than ever for Canadians to experience the city’s one-of-a-kind energy, history, and entertainment.
Discover the Best of Cincy: Where to Stay, Eat, and Experience Award-Winning Excellence

1 week ago | travelweek.ca | Devin Kinasz

The Cincy Region is quickly becoming one of the most exciting travel destinations in the Midwest, blending historic charm with a thriving culinary and hospitality scene that continues to earn national acclaim. Whether you’re a foodie searching for the next great dining experience, a traveler looking for top-tier accommodations, or simply someone who loves exploring vibrant city culture, the Queen City has something special waiting for you.
“Hassle-free vacations with our ‘free spirit’ mindset”: 75 years strong with Club Med

2 weeks ago | travelweek.ca | Gary Lawrence

MICHES, D.R. — It was a real village celebration – quite literally – in the Dominican Republic last week. To mark the 75th anniversary of Club Med’s founding, the brand’s North American leadership organized a special trip for media, travel agency owners, tour operators and other industry professionals from Canada, the U.S., Panama, and Mexico. Club Med chose one of its flagship resorts for the trip: Club Med Michès Playa Esmeralda, the only Exclusive Collection resort in North America.
There’s more to ‘Enjoy’ onboard VIVA Cruises’ newest ship build

3 weeks ago | travelweek.ca | Annie Cicvaric

ONBOARD VIVA ENJOY — There’s more than a bit of buzz around VIVA Cruises these days, especially with the recent launch of its third new-build in just two years, and a fourth already underway. This emerging player, founded in 2018, is quickly gaining traction in the European river cruise market. The fleet now consists of eight ships, with more exciting expansions on the way. And with a surging appetite for river cruising, the line is well-poised to meet the increasing demand.
No overcrowding, no roller coasters: Holland America’s ‘Refreshingly Free’ campaign

3 weeks ago | travelweek.ca | Kathryn Folliott

TORONTO — Not everyone booking a Caribbean cruise wants an ‘amusement park at sea’ experience. And that’s exactly why Holland America is rolling out its new ‘Refreshingly Free’ campaign this summer. “On Holland America, we have been a trusted travel brand for more than 150 years, perfecting the art of leisurely travel. No water parks; no roller coasters; no amusement parks at sea.
New flights to Costa Rica in the works, says tourism minister

3 weeks ago | travelweek.ca | Kathryn Folliott

TORONTO — The Costa Rica Tourism Board’s ‘Energía Pura Vida’ roadshow arrived in Toronto last night, immersing trade partners in Costa Rica’s vivid imagery, soundscapes and more at Illuminarium Toronto.