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Lion dancers perform during the Cathay Pacific International Chinese New Year Night Parade, Hong Kong, China, January 28, 2017. Themed "Best Fortune. World Party", the 2017 Cathay Pacific International Chinese New Year Night Parade was held on the first day of Chinese New Year and featured the largest number of performers in the event's history. Mandatory Credit: Hong Kong Tourism Board via REUTERS

Hong Kong Set for Lunar New Year

NNL Staff - January 29, 2017 0

Vendor selling tuna fillets at the Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo. Credit: Copyright 2016 David A. Latt

Travel – Tokyo Japan’s Famous Tsukiji Fish Market

NetNewsLedger - January 24, 2017 0

NewLeaf joins the Canadian Aviation Market promising low fares

New Leaf and First Nations Form Strategic Partnership

NNL Staff - June 25, 2016 0

The skies of Northwestern Ontario are a vital link for people living in the region.

New World Travel App Offers Updates and Information for Canadians

NNL Staff - December 23, 2015 0

Young people enjoying Tropea in Calabria in Southern Italy

Experience Calabria in Southern Italy as a Traveller

NetNewsLedger - September 24, 2015 0

Train Station in Minneopolis - Circa 1886

Travelling in a Wilde Country – Ronn Hartviksen

Ronn Hartviksen - June 7, 2015 0

Among Ottawa’s surprising attractions: the only North American campus of the world-famous Le Cordon Bleu cooking school. It attracts students from 70 countries, but visitors to the nation’s capital can take half-day courses or dine in its upscale restaurant. Photo: Le Cordon Bleu

Ottawa – A City with More to See Than Parliament Hill

NNL Staff - April 29, 2015 0

A brilliant cluster of Hibiscus flowers. Photo by Ronn Hartviksen

A Traveller’s Journal in Florida

Ronn Hartviksen - January 18, 2015 0

This NOAA's GOES satellite infrared image taken on Nov. 25 at 11:45 UTC (6:45 a.m. EST) shows two main weather systems over the US. - Image NOAA / NASA

Busiest US Travel Day May Face Storm Delays

James Murray - November 26, 2014 0

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Civic Holiday Border Update

NNL Staff - July 31, 2014 0

There’s no mystery as to why. Europe has the world's most open airline markets. That means robust competition which puts downward pressure on fares, facts also noted by the European Union and the OECD, both of which praise liberalization of the world’s airline markets. - Mark Milke

Europe’s Airfares Bargain Compared to Canada

NNL Staff - July 7, 2014 0

Porter Airlines is growing again. Flights to sunny places are part of the Porter plan.

Overcoming Jet Lag with Technology

James Murray - April 11, 2014 0

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