I remember exactly where I was when Covid-19 really started to impact travel. It was March 2020: I was in the UK, watching a news broadcast about how the country was shutting down all travel while simultaneously reading a notification on my phone that my flight back to the United
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) reminds travellers what to expect when crossing the border on their return from the construction holidays in Québec.
The CBSA invests significant effort planning and preparing for peak periods, such as holiday long weekends and summer months. The Agency monitors traveller volumes and border
According to a survey by the travel search engine Kayak, searches for single-person flights in 2023 are up 36 percent compared to 2022. Additionally, according to Google Trends, search interest in solo travel hit an all-time high in July 2023. Experts are weighing in about the best ways
Sometimes it can feel like everyone is off on some luxurious vacation, prancing around Europe for weeks and filling your Instagram feed with photos of puff pastries in Paris and pasta in Sicily.
We all know social media isn’t exactly a reflection of reality, but that fact rarely stops the
Jamie Biesiada
Sending a follow-up email? That belongs in your $10 bucket. Closing a deal on a trip? That solidly belongs in the $1,000 bucket.
It’s a sales strategy from Byrd Bergeron of the Travel Byrds, who spoke about it on a recent episode of the Trade Secrets podcast.
“Take
