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Talking Shop THE SECTION JUST FOR AGENTS


BEEN THERE done that!


I'VE ALWAYS been fascinated by Canada and its vastness, and have been extremely lucky to have visited it four times.


The majority of my enquires tend to


be for The Rockies - everyone's first image of Canada - but there are many other wonderful parts too. I've been to British Columbia and


Alberta, and have been on the Rocky Mountaineer. It's not difficult to understand why this region is so popular - great cities, plus breathtaking scenery. One of my favourite memories, is of


standing by Lake Louise early one bright autumn morning and marvelling at the reflection of the mountains in the lake. Other great memories include catching


my first sight of Mount Robson from the Rocky Mountaineer, seeing the centre of Whistler in autumn with its red maple trees; the glimpse of a moose on the edge of the highway, and visiting the Icefields Parkway on the way to Jasper. I fell in love with Toronto. I took a boat


ride out into the harbour, visited the CN tower and walked over the glass floor at the top. The shopping was good too, and then within a short drive you're in the beautiful Muskoka region, I've loved it all and there is still so


much I'd like to see. MARARGET ADDISON, TRAVEL COUNSELLORS


Become a Vancouver specialist agent


VANCOUVER has launched a new specialist training programme at: vsp.tourismvancouver.com. The online Vancouver Specialist


Programme is designed to help travel agents enhance their destination knowledge and increase sales. There are four modules. Complete


the first three modules and you become certified as a Vancouver Specialist; complete the fourth to learn even more about this popular and diverse destination. The modules cover the Vancouver basics; top activities offered in the city; unique markets and experiences; and day trips and extended itineraries on offer. Modules can be completed at your own pace and accessed after completion to be used as a reference tool.


ATLANTIC Canada is giving agents the chance to taste the great fresh flavours of its destination in an


exclusive Selling Canada competition which could see you dining on some delicious lobster!


The region is famous for its fresh


and plentiful seafood including lobster, oysters, scallops, mussels, salmon and cod, so be sure you recommend clients check out the provinces' wide range of dining opportunities - from small cafés to fine-dining restaurants, all within a short five and a half hour flight from the UK. So you too can savour the flavours


of the region, Atlantic Canada is offering a lobster dinner for four, delivered direct to your door, and two runners-up prizes of £30


18 SPRING 2011 • SELLING CANADA


TASTY


prize on offer


vouchers towards a dinner at a Loch Fyne fish restaurant. The live lobster dinner for four will


be delivered to the winner’s home, along with a guide on how to cook it! To be in with a chance of winning just drop us a line telling us:


Q


: Which four provinces comprise Atlantic Canada?


Stuck for an answer? Just check out


our feature on page 14. Then send us your answers, by June 30, emailed to competitions@sellingcanada.co.uk or send a postal entry with your name, agency address, email and telephone number to BMI Publishing, Suffolk House, George St, Croydon CR9 1SR. www.atlanticcanadaholiday.co.uk


On completing the training, agents become eligible for an exclusive Vancouver Specialists Fam; receive an exclusive Tourism Vancouver Experience Pass (giving complimentary admission to the city’s attractions and sightseeing activities; can get exclusive industry rates for individual fam visits (covering accommodation and activities); and receive a Vancouver Specialist Certificate and access to the VSP logos to use on promotions. To get started in the programme agents just need to sign-up and create an account. vsp.tourismvancouver.com


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