Last week, I was proud to be a repeat guest on the podcast “Thanks for Asking”, hosted by Helen Nodland of Virtuoso Travel. And this week I was interviewed by Travelweek, Canada’s leading travel trade publication, about optimism for the travel industry. GETTING CLIENTS TRAVELLING AGAIN Asked about the biggest impediments to getting clients travelling […]
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St. Patrick’s Day is this week. It’s the time when everyone embraces their Irish heritage – whether real or imagined. “Kiss Me, I’m Irish.” Ways to celebrate Ireland and St. Patrick’s Day? Wear green. https://time.com/4699771/green-irish-st-patricks-day-color/ Make Irish Stew. Drink Irish Whiskey (or Irish Coffee) https://vinepair.com/articles/bartender-irish-whiskey-advice/ https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/irish-coffee-3414619 Or, of course, some Guinness (just don’t make it green
Canada is a beautiful country. I’ve never been more aware of that than over this past week, as I’ve been booking clients to see different parts of our country. And, we’ve been travelling from coast to coast. For example, this magnificent resort in British Columbia called the Clayoquot Wilderness Resort. Clayoquot Wilderness Resort is a Relais
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Here’s info on Oceania Labour Day sale that’s still on. Upgrade Sale from 9/2 – 9/7. See the attached pdf for the list. have a list of 20 sailings with some special offers. So, if you’re looking for an ocean going cruise over the next year or two, and you’re a fan of Oceania, keep an eye
I’ve had a week totally focused on Africa. All week, I attended a virtual trade show with OurAfrica. Travel, in partnership with ATTA. It was a productive, fun and interactive show over the week, that had me arising early (often 5 am, to account for the 7 hour time change so I could get some meetings
I’m thankful for Canada. How about you? Yesterday, my husband, youngest daughter and I went hiking in the Gatineau Park. King Mountain Trail was wonderful. We’re so lucky to have it close by. And while we’re starting our Thanksgiving weekend missing our oldest daughter who is quarantining at university (thanks, CoVid for another lesser celebration), we
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Uncertainty. It’s weird. And it’s the hardest thing to take in all of this CoVid mess. It’s wreaked havoc in all of our lives – and it has certainly disrupted and shelved our travel plans. Perhaps you’re like many of my clients? Folks are asking me questions. Like: When will I be able to travel
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Today is Tuesday April 28th, 2020. It is Day 46 of the lock-down/social-distancing due to COVID-19. Canadian Prime Minister,Justin Trudeau, issued a stay-at-home-Order. If we must go out, for groceries or prescriptions, we must maintain 6 ft / 2 meters distance. No hugging or touching is allowed should you see friends. (Justin’s wife, Sophie Gregoire
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Collaborative travel planning” is a very deliberate, multi-step process that strives for clarity and choice. We work with you to: Discover – we delve into your travel preferences, interests, and must-haves Collaborate – we draw upon our experience and industry connections to present you options Design – we work with you to craft an itinerary that is
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