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BIRD FLU ON THE WING
Authorities in China said Thursday they have quarantined 116 people in northeastern Liaoning province after two new outbreaks of bird flu there. The province has now suffered three outbreaks in less than three weeks despite a massive campaign to contain the virus. Kuwait reported the first two cases of bird flu in the Gulf region but said it would not do the tests to determine whether they were caused by the deadly and virulent H5N1 strain. |
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| AIR CANADA CHIEF CONSIDERS STEPPING DOWN |
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Robert Milton, the man who has led Air Canada for the last six years, may be thinking of leaving his post sooner than expected. Milton made the remarks at a meeting of ACE Aviation management in Montreal, yesterday. He said that since 1999,...
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| GOWAY GOES GLOBETROTTING WITH TRAVEL EXPO 2005 |
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| Sam Dunn, Carolyn Bell, Dan Brown, Lenita Mendes | Goway Travel rolled into Toronto yesterday with its Globetrotting Travel Expo 2005 held at the Royal Ontario Museum. Lined up for the mini-trade show were Goway experts in each of the company's major destination groups including Africa, Asia, the Islands of the South Pacific, the Middle East and the lands Downunder - Australia and New Zealand. Among the special features was information on Goway's Holidays of a Lifetime, working holidays in Australia and the Melbourne Commonwealth Games.
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| TRAVEL LAW DAY PROVIDES VALUABLE INFORMATION |
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| Steve Gillick Presents Ontario Education Standards | Travel trade professionals filled the lecture theatre at Ryerson's Oakham House in Toronto yesterday for the annual Travel Law Day presented by Canadian Travel Press and Heifetz, Crozier, Law. Headlining the program was keynote speaker Ron Andruff, President of Tralliance Corporation, who provided participants with a sneak preview of .travel, the new industry URL. Reaction to his presentation was uniformly positive among those interviewed by CTHotNews.
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| AIR CANADA VACATIONS ANNOUNCES ALTERED CRUISE ITINERARIES |
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Air Canada Vacations has provided an update on Western Caribbean cruise itinerary changes for scheduled Carnival Cruise Lines departures up to and including December 31, 2005:
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| SURVEY OF THE WEEK: WILMA FALLOUT FAILS TO SPUR EARLY BOOKINGS |
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This week we asked: Is fear of space shortages caused by Hurricane Wilma increasing early bookings? As of this morning, 75 per cent of respondents had answered NO. Seeing this trend developing through the week, CTHotNews contacted several tour operators for their take on the situation.
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| FUN SUN VACATIONS & DISNEY WORLD RESORT TEAM UP FOR SEMINAR |
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Fun Sun Vacations and Walt Disney World Resort are inviting agents to join Fun Sun Area Sales Managers, Melissa Wallace and Ian Smyth, and Walt Disney World Resort's Raina Williams for a fun and informative seminar. The show will roll across Ontario through the rest of November with Ottawa on the 15th, Kingston and Whitby on the 16th, Windsor on the 22nd, London on the 23rd, Hamilton on the 24th and Mississauga on the 25th.
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| SUNQUEST CHOSEN FOR CONSUMERS CHOICE AWARD IN VANCOUVER |
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Sunquest Vacations has been selected for the Consumers Choice Award (CCA) in Vancouver in the category of Travel Wholesaler. Sunquest has received the same award in Toronto for four consecutive years, however this is the first year Sunquest has received this distinction from greater Vancouver area consumers.
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| AGENTS VISIT ARCTIC AND GREENLAND ON PEREGRINE AND TREK FAM TRIP |
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Peregrine Adventures and Trek Holidays ran an agent sales conference aboard Peregrine's expedition ship this summer on a voyage to the Canadian Arctic and Greenland. The 10-day trip departed August 3 from Ottawa and educated the agents on the wonders of the Arctic, the ship's bridge, engine room and cabin styles as well as tips on selling adventure travel. Leading the FAM were Reinoud Daniels, North American Sales Manager for Peregrine, and Lisa Werstiuk, Alberta & Prairies Sales Manager for Trek Holidays.
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| BOEING SETS LONGEST FLIGHT RECORD WITH 777-200LR WORLDLINER |
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New jet one of two Boeing models on order by Air Canada
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| Boeing 777-200LR Worldliner | A Boeing jet arrived in London from Hong Kong yesterday, breaking the record for the longest non-stop flight by a commercial jet. The 777-200LR Worldliner - one of Boeing's newest planes and one of the models ordered by Air Canada to upgrade its fleet - touched down shortly after 1 p.m. (8 a.m. EST) at London's Heathrow Airport after an almost 23-hour journey of more than 20,250 kilometres from Hong Kong.
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| NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE LAUNCHES NEW E-DOCUMENT TICKETING SYSTEM |
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Norwegian Cruise Line has announced the introduction of a new system for distributing tickets to its guests. Designed to simplify the booking process, e-docs are to replace the conventional paper tickets on cruise-only holidays.
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