Past Issues
2007
  • Operators predict expanding domestic travel in Q4
  • A new generation of Japanese travellers go it alone
  • Interhome: a good example of best practices
  • Live chat enhances customer’s web experience
  • Putting a business focus on Aboriginal tourism
  • Getting involved: the Canadian e‑Tourism Awards
  • Culture and tourism: getting it together
  • go2: A service response to human resource issues
  • Taking tourism seriously
  • Q3 outlook promising – except for US market
  • Linkbaiting: a creative SEO strategy
  • Communities tout cultural and heritage tourism
May
  • Grappling with a red-hot economy: an HR perspective
  • Putting HR and tourism in context
  • What makes a boutique hotel?
  • CTC US campaign targets high yield consumers
  • Upbeat outlook for domestic travel
  • So you want a career in tourism?
  • From Mexico to Canada!
  • Are you the “unexpected Canada”?
  • New markets, domestic travel, boost industry outlook
  • Canada Program: building on success
  • Making an event come alive – Québec style!
  • Weddings: an MC&IT product?
  • Q2 Short‑Term Market Outlook
  • Blue Sky, part two
  • Mission to Mexico
  • SMEs want industry intelligence
  • Tourism is all about experiences
  • CTC unveils new visual identity
  • Brand "multi‑tool" is ready!
  • Building the industry
    Mapping French‑speaking Ontario to lure the Quebec market
2006
  • Brand Canada moves forward
  • Blue Sky: a giant leap for tourism
  • Meeting DMO challenges
  • Developing for authenticity
  • Develop a strategy of Olympic proportions
  • Tourism minister takes his portfolio seriously
  • Québec 2008: a DMO aims to harness the potential
  • CTC France reports Canada on the rebound
  • Atlantic Canada cruise sector enjoys positive outlook
  • Vancouver 2010: Canada's Games
  • Good research essential for smart decisions
  • The lure of wire transfers
  • The CTC presents:
    An analysis of the Canadian Industrial Outlook
  • Building the Industry
    Hospitality with character in Igloolik, Nunavut
  • Search engine marketing 101
  • Culture: The key to urban tourism
  • Québec 2008 : setting the stage
  • CACVB and CTC meet on branding, e‑marketing
  • R & D with a take‑to‑market focus
  • CTC Paris: the power of partnerships
  • CTC's 2007 investments to include R&D;
  • Bringing life to the brand
    The Explorer Quotient
  • Partnerships at work in Nova Scotia
    Cape Breton’s “Fabulous Foursome”
  • Australia market overview
May
  • Competing for America
    2006 US Leisure Strategy
  • Branding a nation
    An interview with Simon Anholt
  • Perspectives
    Market share and real growth
  • Bringing life to the brand
  • Online Revealed: Campaign management
  • Fourth quarter results encouraging
  • Applying the basics to brand and market
  • On a southern wind:
    Low-cost carrier crosses the border
  • Examining US Leisure Travel: the method behind the message
  • Sport tourism: turning gold into money
  • On the road again… in Australia
  • Mobilize your staff to surpass customer expectations!
  • Business Outlook
  • The US: market under a microscope
  • Online Revealed
    Canada leads the .travel revolution
  • China update: keeping expectations within reach
  • From research to intelligence
    Part I: preparing for an uncertain future
  • Fuel sector big beneficiary of spending increases
  • Authenticity - What do they really want?
  • Protect your PC!
2005
  • Brand Canada: linking the consumer to Canada
  • Tactics put Brand Canada on the global stage
  • Canada's cities see value in Brand Canada
  • Marketing For Success
    The Explorer Quotient
  • Fuel prices squeezing household income, travel
  • Marketing for Success:
    The future of sales
  • On the move... CTC update
  • Accessibility
  • Branding a Destination: the promise behind Vancouver's new logo
  • SMEs understand the e-commerce advantage
  • Marketing the Asia/Pacific region
  • Borders complicate a hunting vacation
  • Why purchase online?
  • Passports may be in our future
  • Perspectives: summer students speak up
  • Sex tourism: universal appeal, dangerous implications
  • The CTC and SMEs
    An interview with Debbie Greening
  • Better deal for water-based adventure companies
  • Getting competitive: hotel taxes and levies
    An interview with Ken Fiske
  • The importance of museums and tourism:
    An interview with John McAvity
  • Survey says hoteliers are optimistic
  • Who is reaching the gay-traveller?
  • Wrapping up RVC
  • Google likes it fresh!
May
  • Help wanted! Living with summer staff
  • Branding a destination
    An interview with Pat Lyall
  • Cruise industry does yield tourism benefits
  • Boston market profile
  • Marketing for Success
    Get ready for Brand Canada!
  • Learning from the airline
    industry's latest crisis
  • Know your customers better - with technology!
  • Saskatoon hosts international marketplace
  • CTC shifting for growth
  • Insurance relief may be on the way in BC
  • Reaching the "dot" traveller with "dot.travel"
  • Marketing for success
    Implementing a brand: a tiered approach
  • Sporting events: Are we over-extending ourselves?
  • Setting the record straight on China
  • Chair sets a clear vision for TIAC's future
  • Rebuilding our US market
  • Preparing new product clusters for the new market
  • Giving Women the Business
  • Charting a course for Destination: Canada!
  • Taking tourism marketing to the next level
2004
  • Heritage tourism: from "then" to "now"!
  • Market ready focus for TIPP
  • Never too old
    Canada's maturing ski market
  • Building capacity
    An interview with Manitoba's Lilian Tankard
  • Off the shoulder... Part I
    Canada's other season
  • Chief Louie has a go-ahead plan for tourism
  • BC gets a funding boost
  • Ontario moves forward with accessibility legislation
  • Ownership, collaboration, and leadership
    An interview with TIAC's Randy Williams
  • Fearless flying
    Let the airline games begin
  • Are airline charters a solution?
  • Product development is open for discussion
  • The art of the deal:
    Working with a minority government
  • The invitation is in the mail;
    I hope you can attend!
  • Mark Monahan:
    festival entrepreneur speaks out
  • How less is more for Alberta's tourism industry
  • Receptives and suppliers:
    how does it all work?
  • Lucille Daoust: research chair with a mission
  • Alberta's regions focused on ROI
  • How big is your parking lot?
  • CTC focuses on high-return markets
  • Election result: minority may benefit tourism
  • Canada: a destination with a living culture
  • Wholesale tourism
  • New Brunswick "intercepts" the travel market
  • Cowboy heritage partnership announced
  • Industry champion will chair branding exercise
  • Change and growth for experiential travel network
May
  • The outlook for summer: it depends on who's talking
  • Australia: Canada's competitive position
  • What to do when the
    well runs dry?
  • Ottawa's Jacques Burelle
    talks about DMO funding
  • Marketing for success
    Branding Canada
  • Clarifying product development
    An interview with Don Monsour
  • Funding and the future
    of festivals
  • A market to watch: India
  • Japan market could be turning our way
  • An interview with Jean B. Chrétien
  • Disease - the unwelcome visitor
  • TOURISM online: insight,
    information and opinion
  • Planning - and adjusting - for recovery
  • CTC committed to Product Club program
  • Seeking insurance solutions
  • President-on-the-move