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The article focuses on the Association of Canadian Travel Agencies (ACTA) in Canada. It states that the association was established in 1977 and its membership is based on the number of travel agents within location. It notes that it aims to foster success and prosperity of travel agency members. It mentions that the association hosts events throughout the year.

The article reports that the $50-million Ski project that will connect the two ski areas at the Vail Resorts in Park City, Utah is scheduled to launch in Christmas week.

The article offers travel tips for Austin, Texas including the over 2,500 food trucks in the city, the city's reputation as the home of many musicians and its music festivals like the Austin City Limits Music Festival in October, and hotel accommodations like the JW Marriott and the Fairmont Austin.

The article offers information about loyalty currency management firm, Points. It notes that the company was co-founded in Toronto, Ontario by Christopher Barnard and Rob MacLean in 1999. It cites that the company has worked with loyalty brands like Hyatt, United Airlines, and JetBlue. It notes that Points specializes in helping companies launch products and services through an e-commerce platform, and to acquire loyalty miles and points for travellers.

A review is offered for Windjammer Landing Villa Beach Resort located in Saint Lucia.

The article announces that Christian Wolters was appointed head of online travel agency TourRadar.

The article reports on relaunch of the OMNI King Edward Hotel in Toronto, Ontario on September 9, 2015 after the renovation of hotel and mentions that the event featured celebrities and politicians including Queen Elizabeth, Prince William and Elvis Presley.

The article offers travel tips to Salzburg, Austria along with recommendations for ice cave, shopping with locals and car riding.

The article discusses the culinary partnership of Air Canada with Vancouver, British-Columbia based chef David Hawksworth for the company's product and service enhancements, along with views of Air Canada's vice president Craig Landry for the same.

The article evaluates the tour to Montreal and Quebec City of Canada package from Canadian Travel Press.

A review is offered for the Virgin Hotel located in Chicago, Illinois.

The article evaluates the Pearl wedding package from Coconut Bay Beach Resort and Spa.

The article offers travel tips for Saint Kitts and Nevis and includes recommendations for accommodations, harbor cruises, and historic excursions.

The article discusses how a growing number of affluent travellers are opting for all-inclusive vacations. Xavier Mufraggi, chief executive officer (CEO) of Club Med resort for North America, says the all-inclusive category has become popular with the affluent clientele. He said the affluent clientele want more activities, and they want the quality of the programming to be much more professional.

The article offers information on tourism of New York. It states that several attractions include Darien Lake Theme Park Resort for family with new rides, Corning Museum of Glass dedicated to the art, history and science of glass and breweries in Cayuga County. According to Markly Wilson, director of international marketing for New York state tourism there is more places to visit then skyscrapers, statue of Liberty and Times Square.

The article reports on the promotion by Texas Tourism of the vacation options in the state in Toronto, Ontario in 2015.

A review is offered for Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort located in Hollywood, Florida.

A review is offered for the three-star hotel The Lodge at Glendorn located in Bradford, Pennsylvania.

The article discusses Ecuador as a tourist destination and mentions the efforts of Ecuador's Ministry of Tourism to promote the tourism market. Topics discussed include tourism being the main source of income in Ecuador, the views of Maria Cristina Rivadeneira, sub secretary of markets for Ecuador's Ministry of Tourism, on the same, the country's focus on Canada, the U.S. and Germany to promote its tourism initiatives.

The article discusses the views of Nancy Tudorache, director of the Global Business Travel Association Canada, on the success of the 2015 GBTA Toronto conference. Topics discussed include need for travel industry to adapt to increasing demands of business travellers, impact of growing number of travellers on travel industry, and GBTA's study on the impact of business travel on the Canadian economy.

The article reports an announcement by Winnipeg Airports Authority in Manitoba regarding Winnipeg Richardson International Airport as the home base for tour operator firm NewLeaf Travel Co. Topics discussed include views of NewLeaf 's chief commercial officer Bob Jones, on airlift services offered by the firm in partnership with Flair Airlines, focus of the firm on market across the country, and services of running multiple flights between key locations.

The article offers travel tips for Virgin Islands and includes information on cruise activities, shopping, and original sketches by Danish-French Impressionist painter Camille Pissarro.

In this article, the author offers information on the promotion of tourism of the New Hampshire, along with a statement of Victoria Cimino, director of tourism for New Hampshire.

The article offers information on the growing culinary scene and new developments in South Carolina. It mentions that the Culinary Institute of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, part of the Horry Georgetown Technical College, expanding to include a 100-seat restaurant focusing on seasonal products from local farms and fishermen. Also includes statement of Kimberly Hartley, Canadian account manager for Visit Myrtle Beach.

The article offers information on the Welcome to New York global tourism campaign launched by the tourism firm NYC & Co. and ambassador, singer Taylor Swift. It mentions that the initiative is part of several ongoing efforts by NYC & Co. showcasing what's new and things to do in various places in New York. Also includes Reagan Stulbaum, NYC & Co.'s vice president of tourism development.

The article reports that the tour company Globus family of brands (GFOB) is planning to expand its profile beyond Europe with emphasis on South America. It informs that the company under the Monograms brand added tour options in Ecuador and Argentina, and launched the tour "Patagonia: Journey to the End of the World" in South America. It presents the views of GFOB business development manager Kim Vincent on the same.

The article reports on the plan of American hotel chain Red Roof Inns Inc. to develop 40 hotels in Canada by 2016, as part of its 20-year agreement with East Coast-based hotel management firm Pacrim Hospitality Services.

The article offers information on the 2015 Africa Showcase of South African Airways (SAA) to be held in Toronto, Ontario on October 7, 2015.