Articles tagged “canada”
Canadian travelers may have to pay to enter U.S., if budget proposal goes through
U.S.- Canada daily traffic could be affected in a big way if this is the law. and now that it is out in public instead of being buried in a thick budget proposal, it wil get the proper debate it requires.
Joe Lotemplio |
How Banff Squirrel turned from Internet meme to tourism ambassador
Banff Squirrel says it best himself: “A good approach to Twitter is to have someone at the helm who loves their product.” Being able to convey a personality and passion can define a destination’s brand more than sharing events and pictures.
Samantha Shankman |
Google Street View starts tackling the hard-to-reach corners of the globe
Google Street View’s first trip to the Canadian Arctic and its images of the ghost town left by Japan’s 2011 earthquake are evidence of Google’s goal to put every inch of the earth online.
Allan Woods |
SkiftAds of the Week: Turkish Airlines’ push, Rihanna, and the Ritz
It’s not easy to come up with a creative and genuine way to market a destination. Just ask Barbados that’s trusting Rihanna to represent the island or Kentucky who has turned the responsibility over to a grassroots group of two.
Samantha Shankman |
Moving to Canada? Here’s what you need to know before you go
Upset about the election? Here are a few things you need to know before you follow through on that promise and pack your bags for Canada.
Jason Clampet |
Square ventures over the Canadian border in its first international expansion
Currency exchanges could soon become a travel hassle of the past as Square and similar mobile payment services expand making a valid credit card the only source of money you need to travel.
Cruise lines protest new emissions standards designed to protect pristine places their ships visit
The government quietly passed an anti-pollution program requiring all large ships to cut their fuel's sulfur content from 2.7% to 1% by August 1. The cost is estimated as an additional $19 a day -- less than lines routinely pass on as "fuel surcharges."
Canada is more than a maple leaf and some beavers, say U.S. branding experts
The Canadians didn't exactly ask for the advice, but it never hurts to get outside advice on how you brand your own nation. Yes, we're talking to you Brand USA.