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A new trend: Culinary team building

5 December 2007 Written by: Maïthé Levasseur

Much in demand by companies, culinary team building activities were named one of the top ten meeting trends of the year by Benchmark Hospitality International. On the menu: challenges like creativity, communication, conflict resolution, time and resource management and cooperation. The result: new friendships, a more unified team and delicious meals! This trend is closely [...]

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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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Trends in the short cruise market

28 November 2006 Written by: Claude Péloquin

Boat tours/cruises are still considered a “new” tourist product. Although Quebec’s industry is based on the star attraction of whale?watching, short cruises now represent one of the world’s most diversified product lines. The following report is an overview of the major trends characterizing this sector, an important vector for regional economic development. The popularity of [...]

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What can we expect from the tourism bubble in the next few years?

26 April 2006 Written by: Michèle Laliberté

What are the major influential factors that will affect tourism supply and demand this decade? For a start, China and India are poised to become major players as they increase their presence in the travel marketplace. Climate of uncertainty The political, economic, climatic and health crises of the past few years have shown us that [...]

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