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This week’s #BannikinBooks pick takes a look at

This week’s #BannikinBooks pick takes a look at a different kind of travel... off world #travel in Mary Roach’s funny and compelling ‘Packing for Mars’

#InCaseYouMissedIt ⁠ This week from @twtravelnew

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#FlashbackFriday to our time in #Kenya in 2017 wit

#FlashbackFriday to our time in #Kenya in 2017 with @lewa_wildlife, an awesome organization dedicated to the conservation of wildlife and the development of communities in and around the conservation’s landscape.

"In some countries where Covid-19 cases are recedi

"In some countries where Covid-19 cases are receding, governments are attempting to entice travelers to help save battered tourism industries with offers of discounted flights, vouchers for local attractions and free entry to tourist sites. A few are even offering to pay travelers’ medical expenses if they are infected with the virus." - Julie Weed, NYT⁠
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Not everyone who travels has a great grasp of the

Not everyone who travels has a great grasp of the world around them, as evidenced in this week’s #BannikinBooks selection ‘An Idiot Abroad: The Travel Diaries of Karl Pilkington’

The panel will be moderated by LGU organizer, Shal

The panel will be moderated by LGU organizer, Shalene Dudley, founder of Latitude Concierge. Shalene will be joined by Maxine Gundermann, market sales manager, Eastern Ontario at Celebrity Cruises; Margie Jordan, owner of Jordan Executive Travel Service; Kier Matthews, director of sales at Classic Vacations; and Tolu Aladejebi, founder of Black in Hospitality. Register at link in bio.

Happy #CanadaDay!

Happy #CanadaDay!

This week’s #BannikinBooks pick follows Ernest H

This week’s #BannikinBooks pick follows Ernest Hemingway’s travels and adventures from Key West to Paris, to New York, East Africa, Cuba and more, traced through the one constant in the writer’s life: his beloved boat, Pilar. ‘Hemingway’s Boat’ by Paul Hendrickson

Renne Suen, writing for @elitegenmag, deep dives i

Renne Suen, writing for @elitegenmag, deep dives into @organicoceanseafood's sustainably-harvested salmon, tuna and shellfish now made available to residents of Vancouver and the GTA at wholesale prices. Link in bio.

In our 14th media and communications newsletter, d

In our 14th media and communications newsletter, designed to help you track travel- and coronavirus-related developments that continue to affect our industry at large...⁠
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@washingtonpost wonders: How do you practice social distancing on a plane?⁠
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@guardian asks: Is this the end of tourism?⁠
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@nytimes debates: Travel insurance. Is it worth it?⁠
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This week’s edition to our #BannikinBooks collec

This week’s edition to our #BannikinBooks collection is Teresa Barrenechea’s 2005 book ‘The Cuisines of Spain: Exploring Regional Home Cooking’

Barrenechea weaves a narrative of Spain’s diverse peoples, landscapes, ingredients, geography, culture, and politics across more than 250 recipes.

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"As borders opened up across Europe three months a

"As borders opened up across Europe three months after closures that began chaotically in March, Spain prioritized the entry of a first batch of thousands of Germans who were allowed to fly to its Balearic Islands. The country waived its 14-day quarantine to test out with them the best practices in the coronavirus era." - Geir Moulson, Associated Press⁠
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Keep reading at link in bio. More Covid-19 and tourism-related updates weekly on our website.

Hosted by Them's executive editor Whembley Sewell,

Hosted by Them's executive editor Whembley Sewell, featuring Jessica Nabongo and Evita Robinson, the latest episode of @womenwhotravel looks at how the industry as a whole can and must step up for Black travellers. Link in bio.

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This week’s #BannikinBooks read is Tom Standage’s ‘A History of the World In 6 Glasses’

It’s a compelling examination of cultures around the world and how the beverages we drink shaped #exploration, #travel and human civilization in general.

We are thrilled to be facilitating @citybrampton's

We are thrilled to be facilitating @citybrampton's very first Tourism Strategy! Link in bio.

"…As destinations slowly start to emerge from lo

"…As destinations slowly start to emerge from lockdown and borders tentatively reopen, many in the sector are wondering if this is a chance for tourism to rebuild in a greener, more sustainable way." Link in bio.

This week’s #BannikinBooks recommendation is Ala

This week’s #BannikinBooks recommendation is Alastair Bonnett’s ‘Unruly Places’
In ‘Unruly Places’ Bonnett goes to some of the most unexpected, offbeat places in the world to reinspire our geographical imagination. Bonnett's remarkable tour includes moving villages, secret cities, no man's lands and floating islands.

@skiftnews plots the reopening of various travel s

@skiftnews plots the reopening of various travel sectors around the world in order to better explain the when and the where of how the reopening and potential recovery of the sector goes from here. Link in bio.

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