WCLC considers hybrid format
TORONTO — Big Picture Conferences are still planning to go ahead with a small version of WCLC in Calgary if permitted to and also offer a digital version, Stephanie Gadbois, managing director, told CLN. The company will…
TORONTO — Big Picture Conferences are still planning to go ahead with a small version of WCLC in Calgary if permitted to and also offer a digital version, Stephanie Gadbois, managing director, told CLN. The company will…
Resorts of Ontario has confirmed their Annual Conference & Trade Show at JW Marriott The Rosseau Muskoka Resort & Spa on March 30th to March 31st. This year’s theme celebrates the turn of the decade with the…
This April, the Alberta Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) is launching Aspire, its new professional development event for housekeeping, front office, human resources, and administration supervisors and managers.
TORONTO – Keynote Peter Yesawich, will provide insights about the Canadian lodging industry's next generation of guests at the HAC's 2020 Conference on Feb. 25. Delegates will also have a chance to meet “disruption…
VANCOUVER — Growing demand and emerging opportunities are the bright spots in an industry that shifted gears in 2019, WCLC attendees heard in Vancouver Nov. 26.
KEMBLE, Ont. — Georgian Bay has become a destination for automotive enthusiasts from around the world with its Concours d'Elegance. Rob McLeese explains why in this Q&A article.
MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica – Caribbean hotel investment is at its strongest level in more than a decade, but operators are taking steps to prepare for the next downturn.
MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica – While the Caribbean may seem like the perfect escape, hoteliers need to have a response plan when a crisis strikes. Being prepared can help destinations maintain good standing with travellers,…
WINNIPEG — The 91st annual MHA Convention, held at the Victoria Inn on October 21 and 22, was another successful gathering of hoteliers from across Manitoba.
TORONTO — It’s now called the Ontario Hospitality Institute, but its mandate is similar to the former Ontario Hostelry Institute — to support the hospitality industry’s most critical need, a strong workforce.