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Travel writer for BOLD Traveller, Toronto Star, Costco Travel, Zoomer, Open Jaw & more. Board member Society American Travel Writers. Travel/tourism consultant.

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Air Canada Reduces Full-Year Forecast as Fuel Costs Weigh on Record Q3

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By Jim Byers Verified
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An Air Canada Airbus A321XLR. (Air Canada/Supplied) Air Canada has lowered its earnings forecast for the second time this year, citing persistently high fuel costs despite reporting its highest-ever third-quarter revenue. Canada’s largest airline issued its third-quarter financial report on 29OCT. The good news was that Air Canada returned to profitability in the third quarter, reporting operating income of $261 million after posting an operating loss of $215 million in the second quarter.
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Hotel Gabrielli Venice: A New Chapter on the Lagoon

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By Vivian Vassos Verified, Jim Byers Verified, Lynn Elmhirst Verified
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IF SLEEPING IN A PALAZZO along one of Venice’s storied canals is your idea of a good time, why stop there? Make it an immaculately renovated refresh yet keeping the historic bones (and Murano glass chandeliers!) of the property intact, throw in one of the city’s largest private gardens, San Marco lagoon views of San Giorgio Maggiore Island and a rooftop that overlooks Venice full circle. Photo: Hotel Gabrielli Venezia Ah, La Serenissima.
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48 Hours In Cape Cod: Good Food, The John F. Kennedy Museum And Magical Martha’s Vineyard

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By Jim Byers Verified
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A spectacular island. One of the world’s most famous families. And a stunning B&B fashioned from an old church. I recently spent 48 hours exploring the western edge of Cape Cod and the island of Martha’s Vineyard. I came away hugely impressed with the feel of the place, as well as the people and the restful scenery. Here’s a look at one way to spend a great couple days on what locals simply call “The Cape.” A FINE MUSEUM To be honest, I wasn’t expecting a lot of the Sandwich Glass Museum.
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