Air Canada’s primary requirement is to provide the most efficient, stress-free service to their passengers in the unfortunate event of delays, whilst also meeting regulatory obligations to ensure appropriate and timely compensation. iCoupon’s fully digital service eliminates any need for the physical distribution of paper, or the complex downloading of anything by the passenger as iCoupon activates what is already in the passengers’ hand – the boarding pass. Not only is this immediate and trouble free, it also enables airlines, airports and retailers to reduce wastage and lower their carbon footprint.

Welcoming more than 50 million passengers each year, Air Canada is Canada’s largest airline and flag carrier, and the largest provider of scheduled passenger services over the Canada-US transborder market.

The new deal means that airport retailers, many of which already work with iCoupon around the world, will now deploy iCoupon’s innovative solution to their stores, resulting in at least 28 airlines activating across North America immediately. It follows iCoupon’s successful disruption of the vouchering industry in Europe with its seamless digital vouchering solution, which is now active in over 90% of European airlines.

Richard Bye, CEO of iCoupon, said: “The partnership with Air Canada is a fantastic step and paves the way for our operations to expand into North America, offering the region its first truly end-to-end digital solution for disruption vouchering. There is a clear gap in the market for the hyper-convenient, stress-free, fully PCI-compliant solution we are offering to air travellers and we’re genuinely thrilled to be working with Air Canada.

“Air Canada is renowned for providing a top-class passenger experience and the addition of iCoupon into its operations means that it will be able to provide an even better service, at a time that really matters, to its customers.”

Kevin O’Connor, Senior Vice President, Global Airports & Operations Control at Air Canada, said: “Our goal at Air Canada is to make travel easy and convenient for customers using technology, including assisting them when things don’t go as planned. iCoupon is a solution that will help meet these objectives by enabling us to quickly provide vouchers for customers in those rare instances when travel is disrupted.”

The article iCoupon debuts in North America with Air Canada first appeared in TravelDailyNews International.

Officially launched at ISE 2022, PPDS’ exclusive, by invite, Global Partner Alliance (GPA) programme, was created to connect multinational businesses with PPDS’ top tier of regional integration specialists, for seamless execution of hospitality projects, of any scale, anywhere in the world.

Announced to members during the third global meeting for the PPDS GPA, hosted in Barcelona, Spain, the Alliance has grown by more than 50 additional partners – almost doubling numbers from 60 to 118 and now covering China and India – delivering enhanced specialist knowledge and support.

Each Alliance partner is selected based upon their capabilities, certifications, and ongoing relationship with PPDS. All GPA partners are trained and certified to deliver the best knowledge and performance across PPDS’ portfolio of products, services, and solutions.

Heading up the PPDS GPA, Simone Gagliardi commented: “We have been thrilled by the continued success and unrivalled relationships being formed within our Global Partner Alliance since it was officially launched. We are delighted to welcome new members to the community, bringing even greater strengths and wider reach to deliver seamless and consistent services to customers almost everywhere on the planet. With the GPA, we aim to remove the pain points traditionally experienced with multinational integrations, reaching through regional barriers to ensure projects are completed consistently, quickly and efficiently. There is nothing quite like the PPDS GPA.”

Franck Racape, VP Global Commercial at PPDS, concluded: “At PPDS, we strive for excellence in everything we do, from the products we are making in our factories through to the support we offer for installation and beyond. A significant and crucial part of that process is unquestionably our relationships with our partners. The GPA, together with our International Key Account Management approach, have allowed us to develop even closer relationships with the channel, aligning to bring ever greater value to our mutual customers.

“Since launch, the GPA has advanced from being a list of valued partners to a true global community. Far from being competitors, many of our GPA partners are now in regular communication, supporting each other where needed and, as clearly demonstrated at our GPA dinner in Barcelona and at other exclusive GPA events, they have become close business allies in the process. On behalf of PPDS, I welcome all our new GPA members and thank everyone for their continued devotion. Here’s to expanding into another successful year.”

The article PPDS Global Partner Alliance expands to deliver regional support and international expertise to hospitality industry across six continents first appeared in TravelDailyNews International.

To celebrate Global Day of Discovery’s 9th anniversary, Renaissance Hotels is featuring unscripted adventures that place the brand’s revamped Evenings at Renaissance program in the spotlight. With the hotel and travel industry back in full swing, guests traveling both for business and leisure are looking for authentic local experiences. Unforgettably unique, the brand’s signature Evenings program shifts Renaissance properties into curators of culture – embracing and expanding through surprise-and-delight bar rituals to unexpected collaborations on and off property.

“This year’s Global Day of Discovery and the reintroduction of our Evenings program highlight Renaissance Hotels’ passion to uncover the unique DNA of the neighborhood, in an unexpected way,” said Jennifer Connell, Global Brand Leader, Renaissance Hotels and Vice President, Distinctive Premium Brands, Marriott International. “Today’s travelers crave a genuine connection with the locale, and with our properties celebrated as cultural hubs of their community, we cannot wait to ignite the neighborhoods around the globe with moments that make you look and look again, and adventures you won’t forget.”

Discover This Way Night & Day: From an Unscripted Tea After Dark in London to Spotlighting Ecotourism Efforts in Bali’s Uluwatu, Local Neighborhoods Unite in Fresh Ways on Global Day of Discovery

Headlined by a cultural curator, four properties across the globe will offer immersive moments beyond the expected, showcasing the newly evolved Evenings at Renaissance program. These handpicked tastemakers each push the envelope of exploration while traveling, discovering more about their unexpected passions, not known by the masses. Together with Renaissance Hotels, the cultural curators serve as beacons of their neighborhoods, providing guests with unscripted experiences at Global Day of Discovery events taking place May 18.

• Renaissance New York Chelsea Hotel will be restored to the properties’ historic Antiques Garage market on Global Day of Discovery. Frequented by the likes of Andy Warhol back in the day, guests will travel through the past, present, and future, on a whimsical exploration to the unexpected, as curated through the eyes of model-turned-fashion icon Lily Aldridge. Guests will discover antique treasures and vintage finds hand-selected by Lily from New York Vintage – one of the city’s finest stores – enjoy speakeasy-inspired bar rituals, and an intimate performance by soulful songstress Caroline Vreeland in the upstairs Somewhere Nowhere Lounge. Following the event, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, the Vintage Pop-Up Shop will be open for hotel guests and locals to shop, featuring fashion and accessories from New York Vintage hand-curated in partnership with Lily. The hotel plans to host monthly vintage store pop-ups with various local notable vintage shops as part of their Evenings at Renaissance programming. Limited tickets available here for an evening of antiquated vintage finds and musical guest appearances.
• Celebrating its 150th year anniversary, St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel London will welcome guests to behind-the-scenes immersive tours of the iconic landmark property by day. By night, guests will experience a multi-course dinner with theatrical design and elevated bar rituals, curated by model-turned-mixologist, Portia Freeman, and author and podcast host Alexandra Dudley, featuring a new way to enjoy high tea: tea-infused cocktails in partnership with iconic London brand Fortnum & Mason. The hotel will offer the immersive historical tour of the property once per month, bookable via reception and open to the public, and Portia’s specialty cocktails will be featured on the hotel’s Booking Office menu.
• At Renaissance São Paulo Hotel, by day guests will enjoy a curated art walk to the renowned Batman Alley. By night, the hotel will spotlight the drumbeat of the neighborhood by blending music and art in partnership with Art Battle Brazil, featuring visual artist-turned-DJ, Mariana Mats. Four local talented artists will compete live in front of locals and guests, with the winner being awarded the exclusive title of “Artist-In-Residence” with their gallery of work to be featured and available for purchase on property through July 2023. The other participating artists’ final pieces will also be on display and available for purchase. The debuted specialty cocktail menu and bar ritual will complement the Evenings at Renaissance series, bridging mixology and art in an unexpected way.
• Guests of Renaissance Bali Uluwatu Resort & Spa will celebrate local traditions and shine a light on social impact and ecotourism, near and dear to the property’s surrounding area. Hosted by model and ecotourism advocate Veronika Krasnasari, the three-day celebration features an impressive line-up including engaging tours at the nearby ZeroWaste Center, elevated punchbowl rituals showcasing the flavor of Bali with rockstars in Indonesia’s bar scene like Kiki Moka, an in-depth discussion on Endek Bali – the island’s indigenous fabric with Agung Indra, followed by an Endek-themed fashion show by local designer Dwi Iskandar, and a traditional 12-course Balinese Dinner using all sustainably sourced, island-grown produce by Balinese Chef Wisnu Adiyatma, accompanied by an enchanting performance from Gus Teja, a Balinese flute maestro. Many of these moments will be incorporated into the property’s on-going programming following the celebration to encourage guests around the world to be immersed in the traditions of the Uluwatu region. Limited tickets available here for the celebration centered around fashion, sustainability, art, and rich Balinese traditions.

“It’s an honor to collaborate with Renaissance Hotels and New York Vintage to revive the concept of the historic Antiques Garage Market, situated in its same location now home to Renaissance New York Chelsea,” said Lily Aldridge. “This capsule collection of vintage pieces was carefully selected with the heart and soul of Chelsea in mind, a neighborhood that’s known for its vibrant self-expression and bold fashion choices that withstand the test of time.”

The article Renaissance Hotels revives “Evenings at Renaissance” program at Annual Global Day of Discovery celebrations first appeared in TravelDailyNews International.

Ottawa has secured the IEEE Sections Congress in 2023, the 2024 IEEE NSREC, and the 2025 IEEE International Symposium on Antennas and Propagation and CNC/URSI Radio Science Meeting.

In addition to these IEEE conference, in 2023 Ottawa is also due to host the International Society of Offshore and Polar Engineers and the 28th IAVSD Symposium on Dynamics of Vehicles on Roads and on Tracks.

All of these events are set to bring together in excess of 5,000 experts from around the world to discuss the latest developments in technology, share knowledge and explore new ideas.

“Winning bids to host these top technology events is a testament to Ottawa’s reputation as a hub for technology and innovation,” comments Lesley Mackay, Ottawa Tourism’s Vice President, Meetings and Major Events. “We are looking forward to welcoming industry leaders from around the globe to our beautiful city to discuss the latest advances in these fields and to explore opportunities for collaboration and growth. These wins perfectly reflect our ongoing focus on key industry sectors where Ottawa is a world leader, providing the organisers with the knowledge we will not only deliver the necessary conference infrastructure, but they will also be hosted by a city that truly understands their industry.”

In addition to the main events, Ottawa will host many related conferences, side-events and workshops in conjunction with the upcoming conferences. These events provide a unique opportunity for attendees to dive deeper into specific topics, network with peers and explore the latest products and services from within the industry.

With its state-of-the-art conference facilities and vibrant technology ecosystem, Ottawa is well positioned to continue its success in attracting top technology events. The city’s commitment to excellence in all aspects of conference hosting ensures a seamless experience for attendees and organisers alike.

In recent years Ottawa has been chosen to host numerous prestigious IEEE events, including the International Flexible Electronics Technology Conference (IFETC) in 2018, the IEEE International Conference on Wireless for Space and Extreme Environments in 2019, and the 2022 IEEE Conference on Bioinformatics and Computational Biology.

The article Ottawa continues technology conferences winning streak with three major IEEE events in the next two years first appeared in TravelDailyNews International.

During Zuiderdam’s journey around the world, the ship visited 57 ports in 30 countries on four continents and cruised 35,651 nautical miles (39,875 land miles). Highlights included funds raised for Bernhard Nordkamp Centre in Namibia, Africa; blankets knitted by guests for Project Linus; and celebrating the company’s 150th Anniversary in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, with Holland America Line President Gus Antorcha.

“Like our guests, we have been eagerly anticipating the return of our Grand World Voyage, and the 2023 world cruise was an exceptional journey for not only the places we visited, but the memories made along the way,” said Antorcha. “A world cruise is more than just a travel experience; it’s building a community of friends and family. And our guests generously gave their time and funds for some worthy causes during the journey, for which I extend gratitude on behalf of everyone at Holland America Line.”

Guests Raise Funds and Knit for a Cause

Zuiderdam guests raised $10,000 for The Bernhard Nordkamp Centre in Namibia, which was presented to the organization during the ship’s call at Walvis Bay. The BNC services approximately 150 kids in grades one through seven who come in after their school day to receive support, food, additional education and positive social interaction.

Continuing a tradition that began more than a decade ago on the Grand World Voyage, guests made 618 blankets for Project Linus throughout the sailing. Nearly 75 blanketeers and 20 non-knitting volunteers participated in the Project Linus endeavor this year. With yarn brought on by guests, donated prior to departure and funds given by Holland America Line, guests of all knitting and crocheting abilities made blankets for children in the United States who are ill, traumatized or otherwise in need.

Organized this year by guests Gail and Marty Gottlieb, the couple drove a U-Haul truck to Port Everglades for the start of the Grand World Voyage with one-million yards of yarn in over 40 different colors, along with hooks, needles and ball winders. The blankets will be picked up by the local South Florida chapter of Project Linus at the port.

Themed Events and Culinary Delights

During the voyage, guests dressed to the nines for events that featured a Grand Masquerade, Derby Night, Casino Royale, Mardi Gras Night of Music and “Once Upon a Time.” More than a dozen casual, themed evenings around Lido pool included a glamp out, Burgers and Beer, Grand Fair, surprise party with the ship’s team members, Biergarten Festival, “Let Them Eat Cake” and “An Evening in France.”

2023 Grand World Voyage Highlights and Fun Facts:

• Zuiderdam visited imaginary Null Island (0°N/S & 0°E/W) where the equator crosses the Prime Meridian and visitors became an Emerald Shellback, the rarest shellback (a sailor who has crossed the equator) designation.
• On April 18, Antorcha visited the ship in Amsterdam during an overnight call to celebrate the company’s 150th Anniversary.
• Guests indulged in 31,248 bottles of wine and champagne.
• 200,606 lbs. of fresh vegetables and 173,903 lbs. of fresh fruit were consumed.
• 40,905 fresh eggs were scrambled, poached and used as ingredients.
• Guests drank 133,293 soft drinks.
• The ship served nearly 200,000 lbs. of meat (beef, pork, lamb, poultry, veal).
• Guests enjoyed 56,306 lbs. of seafood.
• 7,793 tea bags were used to brew a cuppa, as well as 3,277 bags of coffee.
• More than $200,000 in foreign currencies were exchanged.

Future Holland America Line Grand Voyages:

• 2023 Grand South America and Antarctic Voyage — 73 days. Departs Oct. 7, 2023, roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale aboard Zaandam.
• 2023 Grand Africa Voyage — 73 days. Departs Oct. 10, 2023, roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale aboard Zuiderdam.
• 2024 Grand World Voyage — 128 days. Departs Jan. 3, 2024, roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale aboard Zuiderdam.
• 2024 Grand Australia and New Zealand Voyage — 94 days. Departs Jan. 3, 2024, roundtrip from San Diego aboard Volendam
• 2025 Grand World Voyage — 124 days. Departs Jan. 4, 2025, roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale aboard Zuiderdam.
• 2025 Grand Voyage: Pole to Pole — 133 days. Departs Jan. 25, 2025, roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale aboard Volendam.

Bookings for the 2025 Pole to Pole and Grand World Voyage officially open May 24, 2023. Travelers interested making a deposited Future Cruise Request to get priority booking confirmation prior to May 24 can call Holland America Line’s World Cruise Reservations Desk or a travel advisor.

The article Holland America Line’s first Grand World Voyage since 2020 successfully concludes after 57 port visits first appeared in TravelDailyNews International.

Raised in the Windy City, Michelle received her Bachelor’s degree from Loyola University of Chicago. She grew her hospitality career by holding various managerial positions at Hyatt properties in Chicago, Rosemont and Houston. Her culinary passions then led her to serve as the director of food and beverage at multiple Hyatt hotels in Wichita, San Antonio, Jersey City and Chicago.

Before residing in the Home of the Blues, Michelle served as corporate director of operations for Hyatt Hotels Corporation, America. Here, she was responsible for the operations of full-service Timeless properties in the Americas.

“I’m honored to be working alongside such remarkable people at both of these iconic Memphis properties,” said Michelle Geiger. “I look forward to collaborating with the hotel teams to push us to new operational heights and benchmarks, as well as creating one-of-a-kind guest experiences that reflect the vibrant, local flair of Memphis.”

The article Michelle Geiger appointed Area General Manager of Hyatt Centric Beale Street Memphis and Caption by Hyatt Beale Street Memphis first appeared in TravelDailyNews International.

“Our Travel Works activations will take the powerful message of the industry’s impact on the American economy from Capitol Hill to cities across the nation, demonstrating for lawmakers and community leaders how travel benefits not only their regions but also other sectors within the economy,” said Geoff Freeman, president and CEO of the U.S. Travel Association.

The May 10 kickoff – held during the 40th anniversary of National Travel and Tourism Week – began Wednesday on Capitol Hill in Washington before a stop at the National Aquarium in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, which was followed by a Thursday rally with Destination DC in downtown Washington’s Franklin Park and a visit to Old Town in Alexandria, VA.

At its first stop, a branded Travel Works food truck served coffee and donuts – along with a message that travel fuels the American economy—to morning commuters, Capitol Hill staffers and more than 20 members of Congress near U.S. House of Representatives office buildings.

Among the elected officials stopping by the morning kickoff were Rep. Diaz Balart (R-FL), Rep. Wasserman Schultz (D-FL), Rep. Letlow (R-LA), Rep. LaHood (R-IL), Rep. McCaul (R-TX), Rep. Amodei (R-NV), Rep. Bilirakis (R-FL), Chm. Hudson (R-NC), Rep. Moore (R-UT) and Chm. Smith (R-MO).

At Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, representatives from U.S. Travel, Visit Baltimore and the National Aquarium handed out refreshments and spread the word about travel’s role in powering Charm City.

The final capital area Travel Works stop in Old Town Alexandria, VA, featured a tour through the historic city with Visit Alexandria.

U.S. Travel is planning other Travel Works stops in additional cities and states this year, including, among others:

• Charleston, SC
• Boston, MA
• Detroit, MI
• Savannah, GA
• Orlando, FL

The article ‘Travel Works for America’ National Advocacy Tour launches with first stop on Capitol Hill first appeared in TravelDailyNews International.

A driving concept behind HotelSlash is understanding that hotel rates are in constant flux. This creates an opportunity for HotelSlash to ensure that travelers don’t leave any money on the table when booking their hotel stay. Using its proprietary algorithm, HotelSlash not only seeks exact room matches at lower prices but also identifies opportunities for upgraded rooms and other auxiliary benefits. For instance, a customer who initially booked a standard room without breakfast might benefit from HotelSlash’s algorithm, which could uncover an equal or lower rate that includes breakfast or even an upgrade to a superior room.

Typically, when searching for hotel accommodations, people book a reservation and forget about it, inadvertently missing out on opportunities to save money or upgrade to a superior room or enhanced amenities as their travel date approaches. Just because someone has the best available deal today does not guarantee that the same rate will remain the best tomorrow, next week, or even right before check-in. HotelSlash bridges the gap between the reservation and the date of stay, ensuring that travelers capitalize on every opportunity to maximize their value without leaving any money on the table.

According to the company, early users of the service saved an average of up to 30% on their hotel rates if they book approximately one month ahead of their arrival date.

HotelSlash offers two primary methods for travelers to save money with the service:

• Users can book directly through HotelSlash, which will automatically keep tabs on their reservation, checking for price drops and identifying any available upgrade opportunities.
• Users can book a refundable hotel reservation through any website they like, and HotelSlash will monitor it on their behalf, continually searching for an improved deal and notifying the user as soon as one is discovered.

“We’re excited to take the wraps off HotelSlash and officially introduce it publicly,” said Jonathan Weinberg, co-founder and CEO. “HotelSlash provides exclusive, members-only access to exceptionally discounted rates, which are currently unavailable to the general public, for over one million properties worldwide. It’s like price protection for your hotel reservation.”

The team behind the newly launched company have a proven track record as innovators in the travel industry, with over two decades of experience helping travelers save money, including more than $100 million from online car rentals. HotelSlash, which has been in stealth mode since 2020 is led by Jonathan Weinberg, co-founder and CEO, who also co-founded and leads AutoSlash. Other key members of the leadership team include:

• Ludovit Pauliny: Co-founder, Chief Operating Officer
• Matthew Horne: Co-founder, Vice President of Software Development
• Michael Miller: Co-founder (also co-founder and CTO of AutoSlash)

The founders bring tremendous depth to this new hotel-focused venture, addressing a growing demand first noticed among AutoSlash customers and then in the larger consumer travel market particularly as inflationary pressures have elevated the average cost of a hotel stay.

HotelSlash is a subscription-based service, providing a no-questions asked, 100% refund guarantee. The company is dedicated to saving users an amount equal to or greater than the membership fee on their initial bookings. The membership model enables HotelSlash to present exclusive, deeply discounted rates not typically accessible to the general public. During this introductory period, HotelSlash offers a complimentary trial period without requiring a credit card, allowing travelers to experience the service firsthand and discover the potential savings.

The article Launch of HotelSlash, a premier platform for deeply discounted rates at over one million hotel properties worldwide first appeared in TravelDailyNews International.

A poll among the event’s almost 500 attendees found that 32% plan to embrace AI and tech above anything else this year. This was closely followed by 28% of companies planning to innovate more. The survey was rounded out with 13% planning to offer a more personalised service, 11% on creating and using more data and 9% focusing on the connected trip.

“AI has become the hot topic in the travel industry but it’s a tool Hotelbeds has been using for some time, particularly to assist with customer service via chatbots,” said Nicolas Huss, CEO of Hotelbeds. “There’s no doubt that the whole travel ecosystem can benefit from this technology. It can not only improve customer service, but also provide an elevated personalised experience by remembering preferences and automatically implementing them each time an individual books their next trip.”

The audience heard how AI and machine learning simplifies travel decisions for the customer, shortens the time of purchase and enhances personalised offerings throughout the entire travel lifecycle. For travel businesses, meanwhile, automating low priority tasks frees up times for the human workforce, which can then be used to add further value to their customers.

This was supported by @hotel and NH Hotel Group (part of minor), with both companies telling the conference how important they think it will be, not only this year, but in years to come as well.

“Technology is helping us to elevate guest services. We offer our customers seamless personalised experiences while also providing operational efficiencies,” said Diana Marin, SVP-Sales and Distribution at NH Hotel Group (part of Minor). “AI also using it to predict trend, thanks to powerful algorithms, to analyse data from various source, what’s coming up next is right there.”

Konrad Walliszewski, CEO of @hotel, added: “There’s no doubt AI is going to disrupt travel but it’s too early to tell just how much. It’s not just about using AI and machine learning to make every employee more productive – you’re missing out if you only do that. It will soon become the new norm but it’s moving so fast that we all need to stay on top of it.”

MarketHub Americas is an invitation-only event attended by the most important Hotelbeds partners from all the key source markets throughout the region.

The article AI and tech: Number one focus for travel in 2023 first appeared in TravelDailyNews International.

In her new role, Velez will oversee all catering and conference services at Fairmont Dallas, the iconic 545-room hotel, which is home to several annual conferences in Dallas. She most recently worked as a Regional Director of Catering and Conference Services at Remington Hotels, and prior to that, she was the Senior Events Leader at Marriott properties; Director of Event Planning at W Dallas Victory Park; Task Force Senior Manager at San Francisco Marriott Union Square; Sales Manager and Senior and Event Manager at St. Regis Bahia Beach; and Senior Groups and Conventions Manager and Group Auditor at Gran Melia Puerto Rico. Velez brings over 17 years of hospitality experience and leadership to his new position.

“I am delighted to join the Accor family and continue my career with Fairmont Dallas,” Velez said. “I look forward to utilizing my skills and experience to create exceptional guest experiences.”

Dave Martinez, Director of Sales and Marketing for Fairmont Dallas, was eager to promote Rob DeCanter to Senior Director of Group Sales from his previous role as Director of Group Sales where he provided a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to the team.

DeCanter brings over 14 years of experience to the position, including experience from several previous roles in management positions in sales departments. He has previously served as the Senior Sales Manager at Fairmont Dallas, Group Sales Manager at Fairmont Newport Beach and Senior Sales Manager at Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort.

“I am excited to continue my career with the Fairmont Dallas family,” DeCanter said. “With my passion for hospitality and dedication to delivering unparalleled service, I am eager to contribute to the hotel’s exceptional guest experience.”

“We are thrilled to welcome Elvira to our team and recognize Rob’s achievements through his new position,” Martinez said. “Elvira’s wealth of experience and passion will undoubtedly enrich our team’s excellence, while Rob’s expanded skills will take our sales team to new heights.”

The article Fairmont Dallas introduces Elvira Velez and Rob DeCanter first appeared in TravelDailyNews International.