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More travel executives get their mission-critical industry news from Skift than any other source on the planet.Tell me more Throughout the week, we post original stories day and night exploring news and travel trends, including regular coverage on the impact of coronavirus. Every weekend, we will offer you a chance to read the most essential stories again in case you missed them earlier. Is New Zealand’s New Tourism Ad Brilliant or Tone Deaf?: New Zealand’s latest tourism campaign is approaching marketing from a more unconventional way, to say the least. Global marketers have been tacklin...

Ministers race to book 28,000 quarantine hotel rooms No 'current plans' for vaccine passports, says Downing Street Alaska cruise season wiped out as Canada bans ships until 2022 'We fully support vaccine passports,' say airline pilots Catch-up with the rest below and join us again on Monday. 'Quarantine hotels should be championed for their service' For many hotels, the opportunity to host quarantined travellers will provide a real lifeline at a time when revenues will be virtually non-existent, according to  Jane Pendlebury, chief executive of HOSPA, the Hospitality Professionals Assoc...

  TORONTO -- As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to decimate the global travel sector, the tourism industry has been forced to re-evaluate many aspects of its operations – with many looking for ways to re-frame the entire experience of tourism post-pandemic. The concept of values-based “regenerative tourism” which seeks to go beyond the eco-tourism of years past, pushes for travellers to leave destinations better than they found them. “It’s about people matching their values to their travel,” Bruce Poon Tip, founder of Toronto-based adventure travel company “G Adventures,”...

comments A few of our Top 25 Canadian Immigrants from 2020 share their thoughts, wisdom and some inspirational advice with you as we take on 2021! Mike Hurley, Mayor of City of Burnaby 2020 was a challenging year for us all, but I believe that there are valuable lessons to learn from the obstacles we faced. One thing that was emphasized to me was the value and power of human connection — with your friends, family and community. As we enter the new year, I encourage everyone to find opportunities to reach out: check in on your friends and family, volunteer with a local organization that se...

A survey was conducted by G Adventures to find out travellers' 'restart resolutions' in terms of why they want to head out into the world again.