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| FLash | Aéroports de Montréal : Passenger Traffic Continues to Grow in the Third Quarter of 2004
Aéroports de Montréal today announced its consolidated financial results for the three-month and nine-month periods ended September 30, 2004. These results are accompanied by data on passenger traffic and aircraft movements at Montréal-Trudeau and Montréal-Mirabel international airports. |
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| New section in Travel Hot News.com : FREE and interactive job offers |
| Sébastien Gauthier |
| A new section is now integrated on the Travel Hot News.com website: FREE and interactive job offers. Only a few easy steps are necessary for you to add your offer. The section’s view mode is easily configurable; you can view job offers by job title, date of publishing, company name and even by workplace. To ass your job offer, all you have to do is click on “Add a job offer”, to write in the password “express”, and to follow to easy steps! Please note that no job offers for independent agents will be published. |
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| Minister Opens the Door to Liberalized Air Policy |
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Jean Lapierre | The Minister of Transport, Jean Lapierre, made it clear that the government has an agenda for change for Canadian air policy. He advocated a competitive, market-driven approach to policy at the Insight Information Company’s 17th annual Canadian Airline Investment Conference. This may include a relaxation of some restrictions that have long been abandoned in other industries.
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| Air Transport Policy Done Differently |
| Raymon J. Kaduck |
The new Minister of Transport, Jean Lapierre, hopes to guide the airline industry into an market-driven and liberalized air policy, however he will have to move forward without the majority government clout of previous Ministers. Addressing an audience of airline lawyers and financiers at Insight Information Company’s 17th Annual Canadian Airline Investment Conference, the Minister made clear that while he intends to pursue an activist agenda in air transportation, the realities of the Liberal minority government call for a much more consensus-driven approach: “I believe our best opportunity for success will come only if we synchronize our agendas and, together, work hard at creating a broad understanding of our issues and why change is needed.”
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| WestJet to Commence Service between Toronto and Tampa |
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WestJet will offer four non-stop flights each week between Toronto and Tampa, with connecting service available from other WestJet destinations in Canada. Don Bell, WestJet's Senior Vice President, Customer Service, said today, “We are very excited to launch non-stop service to a total of eight destinations in the United States, including Tampa. Sunday’s commencement of regular flights between Toronto and Tampa will be another great milestone for WestJet.
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| 'Parents' Magazine Names ms Zuiderdam's Seven-Day Caribbean as Best Family-Friendly Cruise |
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Holland America Line's ms Zuiderdam's Caribbean sailing was named best cruise for an extended family by "Parents" magazine. The publication cited Zuiderdam's on-board facilities and programs as appealing to guests from toddlers to grandparents.
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| FLash | CanJet brings national capital to Disney World
Doug Newson, Director, Marketing & Sales Delivery, CanJet Airlines, announced today that Canada's Low-Fare Airline will launch service between Ottawa and Orlando, Florida, beginning Tuesday, February 8, 2005. He said, "Orlando has been a favorite vacation destination for families in the National Capital Region for many years and our market research indicates a desire in the region for a reliable, low-fare airline option on this corridor. With fares starting as low as $124.00 (CDN) one-way and a very convenient departure time, we are confident CanJet's new Ottawa-Orlando service will be widely accepted and supported." Mr. Newson said CanJet's Ottawa-Orlando service operates from Tuesday, February 8, 2005 until Wednesday, May 25, 2005. The weekly flight will depart Ottawa at 9:15 a.m. each Tuesday and operate via Hamilton with a 2:45 p.m. arrival in Orlando. The return flight will depart Orlando each Wednesday at 12:50 p.m. and operate via Hamilton with a 6:05 p.m. arrival in Ottawa. |
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| FLash | Celebrity Cruises shines 'spotlight' on aspiring singers: Top Premium Line's President & COO Jack Williams Pens Song for Contest
The premium cruise line that "treats guests famously" just might make one of its guests famous. Celebrity Cruises is sponsoring Celebrity SpotlightTM, a national talent competition in which aspiring singers enter to win a chance to record the official version of "Fueled by Moonlight Dust," the line's new theme song, which was inspired and written by its President & COO Jack Williams, with songwriters Tom Gross and Aaron Barker. The Celebrity Spotlight competition will run from November 1, 2004 through January 7, 2005, and is open to four categories of entrants: (1) all guests sailing with Celebrity during that period, (2) Captains Club members, (3) travel agents, and (4) employees of Celebrity Cruises and sister brand, Royal Caribbean International. |
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