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Weddings & Honeymoons CANADIAN TRAVELLER – Delivering Destination Information Costa Rica Carnival Tucson Africa February 2011 SELLING EUROPE Learn More Pa ge 17 MONEY-MAKER$ Exploring Europe Weddings & Honeymoons Majestic Getaways MAJESTIC COLONIAL MAJESTIC ELEGANCE MAJESTIC ELEGANCE CLUB MAJESTIC ELEGANCE PUNTA CANA HHH1/2 Astronomy MAJESTIC COLONIAL PUNTA CANA CAMELEON GOLD HHHH1/2 lessons included. Brides and grooms can opt for a free wedding at either of these superior resorts, and the Majestic elegance Punta cana offers a luxurious upgrade option to the adults-only elegance club. with one green fee included for clients of both hotels and two green fees for elegance club guests, either of these resorts is the perfect choice for lovers of the Great Game. two great hotels – always! For more details, see the Nolitours sun 2010-2011 brochure or visit nolitours.com CANADIAN TRAVELLER – Delivering Destination Information EDITOR Janice Strong EDITOR -IN -CHI E F /PUBLISH E R February 2011 Rex Armstead Volume 26 STAFF WRIT E R -TORONTO Issue 2 Merle Rosenstein Tel: (416) 633-5522 Stephen Fountaine DE STINATION GUID E S Tel: (250) 861-9006 DE SI G N AND EDITORIAL PRODU C TION Fusion FX Design & Sales Development Marketing Inc. 6 $elling With $teve www.fusionfxdesign.com Random Thoughts On The EAST E RN Reg ION SAL E S MANA ge R Business Of Selling Travel Toni DeFino Tel: (416) 907-7524 14 Money Maker$ Acc OUNT MANA ge R – VAN C OU ve R Southern Mexico State To Host 2011 Myles Armstead Tel: (250) 861-9096 Adventure Travel World Summit Reg IONAL Rep R E S E NTATI ve ME XI C O Leticia Garcia 48 Money Maker$ Tel: (55) 5683-5569 Marry Into A World Of Commissions SAL E S /PRODU C TION COORDINATOR Selling Weddings & Honeymoons Bryan Nikkel 41 Acc OUNTANT Elsie Edillor All e-mail addresses: firstname+initialoflastname@ Central America canadiantraveller.net 41 It’s Easy Being Green CIR C ULATION Costa Rica Is A Country With An Subscriptions: subscription@ Ecological Conscience canadiantraveller.net PUBLISH E D BY Caribbean 44 Let’s Party! 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We knew from our Tresearch what you wanted – but actually delivering it can sometimes be a challenge. After 25 years (Yes – CT is now into its second quarter century!) it seems we got it just right. Our mission has always been to help you make more money, by delivering useful information on key destinations – and then giving you tips on How to Sell them. Now, with a new design and new distribution methods we’ve made it even easier for you to turn your free subscription to CT into higher commissions. CT’s Destinations of the Month/Week are proving particularly popular. With more and better information easily available in digital format, they help you focus on real, current revenue opportunities. Check out Europe in this issue, and look for the Dominican Republic and Asia coming this spring. The new “WOW” design has drawn universal praise and gives you even greater opportunities to generate excitement within your client base. 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Thank You! . ✈ www.CanadianTraveller.net 4 February 2011 • Canadian Traveller www.canadiantraveller.net CITC’s 2011 Winter/Spring Educational Programs for Travel Industry Professionals Webinars & Seminars Series Programs in English and French English Programs Details and Registration at www.citc.ca/webinars March 1, 2011 Nolan Burris returns with his most popular session on “Facebook Strategies for Success”. This is a business-oriented session to bring you and your agency up to speed with Social Marketing. Offered twice during the day. CITC members: $40.00 ACTA $60.00 Non Members $75.00 tax is additional March 22, 2011 Continuing our Social Marketing series, Nolan Burris repeats his sold out session “From Twitter-phobic to Twitter-ific”. Very different from Facebook, many business have more than one twitter account. Find out how you can de-mystify this marketing took and bring in more business. Offered twice during the day. CITC members: $40.00 ACTA $60.00 Non Members $75.00 tax is additional April 21, 2011 The CITC Professional Series is for Owners and Managers. Sessions are 75 minutes. For those looking to enhance their business mix with corporate accounts, Steve Crowhurst offers “Growing your Corporate Accounts”which will look at the needs to corporate travellers and include prospecting tips. 11:00 am Pacific time. CITC members: $40.00 ACTA $60.00 Non Members $75.00 tax is additional April 30, 2011 “Is the Home Based Business for You?” This is an in-person seminar at HBA the Radisson Hotel East. 9:00-1:00 Industry 2:00-5:00 pm Consumers Steve Crowhurst leads this workshop to explore how to get involved in the world of home- based, how to choose a host agency, the 5W’s, and more. $35.00 plus tax. Self Study is the way to go! SMP Training has put together an excellent resource tool for HBA your Home Based Agency: Creating, Setting and Charging Service Fees. 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