Maple Leaf Tours

Rolling into town with our Maple Leaf Tours Transatlantic cruise group! I ❤️NY!! The team at the Marriott Marquis are fantastic to work with and make us feel at home in Times Square! A great travel partner!! Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. Marriott Hotels

We are so happy to support the Italo-Canadian Club of Kingston with our Maple Leaf Tours reusable bags in support of their "takeout meal" program! Mamma mia, DELIZIOSO!

Tourism Ireland we are here! Maple Leaf Tours is meeting with our amazing travel trade partners developing new group tour product for 2025 and beyond! Lovin Dublin

I am deeply honored and humbled to be nominated for the 2024 Women in Tourism Award! This recognition celebrates our individual achievements but also the collective work and dedication of all women contributing to the tourism industry. The passion and commitment of the accomplished women in our industry who develop exceptional travel experiences is cause to celebrate. I am grateful to be included in such a powerful group of women, many of whom I am proud to call not only esteemed colleagues but friends. Congratulations to all, see you in New York on May 29th! Maple Leaf Tours #womenintourism2024

The Skyy vodka ice bar on the Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. Getaway with Maple Leaf Tours is a must visit when on board! #cruise #norwegiancruiseline #mapleleaftours #tours #travel #cruise #holiday #vacation #travelexpert #neverstopexploring #cruisetravel #cruises #cruiselife #vodka #shiplife #icebar #fun #funatsea #makememories

While you’re waiting for the next issue of CCAB’s Aboriginal Business Report, check out the fall edition, where we introduced a new regular column—Art Meets Commerce. The article features the always inspirational Tracey Metallic and showcases her entrepreneurial journey as an artist as she thrives in the business world. Read the full story (p.68) https://lnkd.in/e89T26uX

CCAB and Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada have partnered to release Adáwe: Export Experiences of Indigenous Entrepreneurs, which aims to better understand the experiences of Indigenous exporters and the challenges they face. Adàwe is an Algonquin word meaning “to trade” or “exchange.” Recognizing the prosperity and growth that come from trade, this report provides a portrait of Indigenous exporters, including their characteristics and their export markets of interest. Read more https://bit.ly/3QRf6bP Artwork by Angie Saltman. #indigenousexporters #export #exportcanada #tradecanada #indigenous #entrepreneurship