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Exhibitors 👋 you can now start requesting appointments with hosted buyers! And, for the VERY first time…you can also request meetings with visitor buyers (and vice versa!) 🎉 We sent an email with the details - don't miss out!📥 #Meetings #BusinessTravel #Travel

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Organising a last-minute meeting or event? 🤨 Check what's on in the cities you're considering; it could save you alot of time and money 👉 https://okt.to/DpYyH8

Organising a last-minute meeting or event? 🤨 Check what's on in the cities you're considering; it could save you alot of time and money 👉 https://okt.to/H6B78T

Between conferences in Phoenix and New York, plus a personal trip to Paris and Rome, my autumn flew by. Along the way, I couldn’t help but compare the cost of my usual Starbucks order (Venti Pike) across borders: In New York City and Phoenix: $4.25 USD In Toronto: $3.20 CAD – when converted, just $2.28 USD Given the exchange rate (CAD $1 = USD $0.71), I was surprised to find that it’s significantly cheaper to buy my coffee here in Canada. I’ve also compared some fast food prices, and in Canada, they are much less expensive, even after the exchange differential. For example, my same Greek dinner cost $15 CAD in Toronto, yet $16.50 USD in Phoenix, which converts to almost $25 CAD!! This sparked a broader thought about how the cost of living is so expensive in the U.S., especially when I realized that restaurants I visited there are priced similarly to those in Canada, but in USD! Comparing even further, the U.S. dollar is valued notably higher than the Euro, which made traveling in Europe feel relatively more affordable. If I were American, it feels like now would be the perfect time to travel to Canada, but for me, I think I'll stay put in Canada for a while... Am I the only one feeling this way? Do you consider cost-of-living or the currency exchange rate when choosing where to travel?

When to Go to Europe: Timing Your Trip

When to Go to Europe: Timing Your Trip

When to Go to Europe: Timing Your Trip

First Tee – Canada aims to create welcoming environments, but understanding what to expect may help your family feel more comfortable at your first session. Click the link to learn more about what to expect at a First Tee – Canada session!👇⛳ https://bit.ly/3XtX0k0

When to Go to Europe: Timing Your Trip