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Albergo diffuso: An alternative form of hospitality

12 January 2012 Written by: Amélie Racine

Buildings located in historic areas are given a second life as they welcome visitors eager to learn about and experience local culture. This is the albergo diffuso, an Italian concept that combines the very old with the contemporary. Concept An albergo diffuso is a type of accommodation that offers the services of a traditional hotel [...]

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Global ranking of destinations and source markets

26 July 2011 Written by: Maïthé Levasseur

The flow of tourists to various destinations around the world has changed drastically in recent years and data compiled over the past decade corroborates certain trends. New outbound markets occupy the top spots and the ranking of destinations has been turned upside down. Emerging economies are profoundly altering the global tourism market, which is now [...]

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Restaurant industry in change: be proactive!

29 January 2007 Written by: Maïthé Levasseur

New regulations are being introduced in the restaurant industry. Now that consumers want to eat better and know more about the origins and composition of their food, some lawmakers are taking action. Not to be outdone, Canada will likely follow suit and pass its own new regulations in the near future. The hotel and food [...]

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Exploiting the “Gap Year Travel” niche

10 August 2006 Written by: Claude Péloquin

Although the idea of taking time off in order to travel is by no means a recent one, “gap year travel” is both a relatively new and a relatively unknown market segment. Travellers in this segment do not spend a great deal, yet nonetheless make a significant contribution to the local economy because of their [...]

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Culture: The key to urban tourism

9 May 2006 Written by: François-G. Chevrier

In the new millennium, Montréal’s leaders and opinion-makers have continually emphasized that the future of their metropolis is tied to culture. But it isn’t the only city to have recognized the value of culture. Toronto has decided to invest heavily in its cultural infrastructure, while New York City has opted to directly support creative endeavours [...]

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