Written by: Michèle Laliberté on 20 October, 2005
The search for authenticity is a predominant trend driving tourism because travellers are looking for unique experiences that are part of our vibrant and varied world. Quebec is not Venice, the Inuit are not like the Aboriginals of Australia and a sugaring off party bears no resemblance to a traditional raclette party in a Swiss [...]
Written by: Claude Péloquin on 12 October, 2005
Northern Europe has a large number of secondary airports, many of which were built for military or regional development purposes. Until recently, the primary role of these airports was to provide a public service to small communities located far from big centres, by linking them to the main transportation networks. In a more open, less [...]
Written by: Michèle Laliberté on 7 October, 2005
In tourism, segmentation does not apply solely to customers; employees also have differing needs. In an evolving work world populated by baby boomers, Generation X and others, the term “inter-generational” is a topical one. Younger generations experience, enjoy and embrace change. To ensure harmony among the generations, employers must become familiar with the values of [...]
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