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Canadian agents invited to join GENESIS E-Travel meetings
Canadian travel agents are invited to orientation meetings in Toronto and Vancouver to join the GENESIS E-Travel Alliance. The day-and-a-half sessions will give agents an overview and details of the launch of GENESIS and the E-Travel Alliance (ETA). Meetings are geared to agencies of all sizes, regardless of their trade association or consortium relationships. Meetings are set for Toronto 21 February and 22 February at the Days Hotel and Conference Centre, Toronto Airport; and in Vancouver 20 and 21 March at the Radisson President Hotel and Suites, Vancouver Airport. The cost is $75, which includes two meals, coffee breaks and program materials. If agents join the E-Travel Alliance, they receive $25 in credits. To register, visit www.cstar.ca/eta.(i) Report by David Wilkening (i).
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