The Association of Canadian Travel Agencies (ACTA) has been named one of the World Travel Leader award winners at WTM London 2021.

Each year, WTM London’s World Travel Leader awards recognized … more

Prime Minister Trudeau announced his new Cabinet, which includes several changes to key ministers that ACTA advocates with, and sends our congratulations to all new Cabinet Ministers, who are tasked … more

Today, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Chrystia Freeland announced a new wage and rent subsidy for tourism businesses, the Tourism and Hospitality Recovery Program, which includes … more

ACTA is calling on the federal government to urgently address the issues of global recognition of vaccinations – as well as reverting to country-specific risk-based travel advisories for fully … more

During the federal election campaign, the Liberal Party promised a new rent and wage subsidy program for hardest-hit tourism businesses, which provides up to 75% support for eligible businesses with … more

ACTA will work with new government to ensure continued aid for sectorACTA looks forward to working with the new government and continuing to providing feedback on how it can best support the travel … more

ACTA has published a comparison of the major political party platforms and their impact on travel agencies and independent travel agents.

“Now is the time to speak with electoral candidates and … more

Canada is now in a federal election, with voters heading to the polls on September 20th. This is a critical time for travel agent businesses to make financial support and survival an election issue. … more