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Travel agents, squeezed by COVID rules, adapt to a changed industry Jon Victor, The Canadian Press The future of travel: How the pandemic is reshaping tourism VIDEO SIGN OUT In an ordinary year, Toronto travel agent Leila Lavaee would be busy around this time preparing custom itineraries for her customers in far-flung destinations like Jordan, France and the Galapagos. But now, with growing COVID-19 restrictions and an uptick in cases worldwide limiting international travel, Lavaee says...

Travel agents, squeezed by Covid-19 restrictions, adapt to a changed industry In an ordinary year, Toronto travel agent Leila Lavaee would be busy around this time preparing custom itineraries for her customers in far-flung destinations like Jordan, France and the Galapagos. Dec 29, 2020 10:14 AM By: Canadian Press In an ordinary year, Toronto travel agent Leila Lavaee would be busy around this time preparing custom itineraries for her customers in far-flung destin...

Jon Victor A passenger walks the halls at Montreal Trudeau Airport during the COVID-19 pandemic in Montreal, Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2020. Travel agents, with bookings down significantly this year, are digging into their roles as information providers or exploring different, less-travelled destinations in the hopes of drumming up business as the pandemic forces the industry to adapt to a new reality. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson December 29, 2020 - 7:14 AM In an ordi...

Travel agents, squeezed by Covid 19 restrictions, adapt to a changed industry December 27, 2020 December 27, 2020 Topics In an ordinary year, Toronto travel agent Leila Lavaee would be busy around this time preparing custom itineraries for her customers in far-flung destinations like Jordan, France and the Galapagos. But now, with growing COVID-19 restrictions and an uptick in cases worldwide limiting international travel, Lavaee says she has had to get creative. Instead of the ...