Maggie will be staying 2 nights in Toronto, 1 night in Niagara and then flying on to Quebec for 3 nights to explore the area.
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On the 02/02/02 we opened the doors of the Travelwallet!
Sadly we won’t be celebrating this year but I’m sure we will be on our 20th Birthday next year.
We would like to thank each and every client who has supported us over the years, some who have been with us since 2002.
We can’t wait to bring more adventures and Holiday sparkle back to your life’s again!
Maggie is a Platinum Canada Specialist – only one of 25 Canada specialist in the whole of the UK! Look no further if you need anything Canada, speak to Maggie!
Here is Maggie receiving her latest award for moving up to a Platinum Canada Specialist with First Class Holidays – Maggie is also one of 25 Canada specialist in the whole of the UK!! Look no further if you need anything Canada, speak to Maggie!
We are very proud to announce that Maggie is now An Elite Canada Specialist.
Here’s Maggs displaying her new model Aircraft that Air Canada kindly sent to her after a training day last week.
Wow Air has ceased operations after it failed to secure a rescue deal.
The airline had already cancelled flights today, claiming it was just until it finalised a rescue deal with a group of investors.
But this last-ditch attempt has failed and the airline has now been forced to stop flying once and for all. Continue reading
Thursday 14th February 2019
Published on Thursday, February 14, 2019
Airbus pulls the plug on superjumbo
Airbus will stop making the double-decker A380 ‘superjumbo’, which is the world’s largest passenger aircraft.
In a statement, the manufacturer said the last deliveries of the aircraft will be in 2021. Continue reading
Published on Wednesday, February 6, 2019 By Travelmole
Six of the biggest hotel booking sites are to change the way they advertise to consumers following an investigation by the competition watchdog.
Expedia, Booking.com, Agoda, Hotels.com, ebookers and trivago were all subject of a Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) investigation last year.