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The current crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic threatens to profoundly transform our relationships with customers, suppliers and colleagues. Just about every aspect of our lives has been turned upside down since the pandemic hit Canada, including, of course, the way we work. When COVID-19 is behind us, Canada will have changed, as will some of our professional practices.
SpaceX launches the recruitment of eight astronauts to travel around the moon. Applications will be considered until the end of May 2021 and the crew selected at the end of June. Then, a long training phase will begin, until take-off, in 2023.
The tourism industry will never be the same after the coronavirus pandemic. According to Tourism Economics, international demand for travel will not return to its usual pace before 2023.
Protecting the health and safety of your loved ones – and yours – during the pandemic can be a source of stress and anxiety. This is an understandable and completely normal reaction. Here’s what you can do to deal with the situation.
Internet of Things is a term you have probably heard about many times. But do you really know what he means? The Internet of Things connects billions of objects and billions of human beings. It can now be considered one of the most powerful tools for creating, modifying and sharing countless amounts of information.
The passion for travel will not fade. After weeks or even months of confinement, people will want to escape. They will favour local tourism by choice, but also by obligation because of the gradual reopening of borders. Their financial resources will also be limited.
A new disease has recently hit China and the world is afraid of the harmful consequences of its spread. Are these fears rational? What is coronavirus and what do we know about it?
Lonely Planet has published its list of the 10 destinations with the best value for money in 2020, all chosen for their news, the unique experiences they offer, their ability to dream and the possibilities of sustainable tourism they offer. From the East Nusa Tenggara to the island of Zanzibar, here is Lonely Planet’s selection for the coming year.
For 20 years, the Ice Hotel has been taking shape every winter in Quebec City. For this anniversary year, the establishment, which is built at a pace never seen, intends to offer a real journey in time to its visitors.
Do you want to go on a trip far? But really…VERY far? It is indeed the most distant journey that no human being has ever realized that is in question here.