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Mark Stachiew Travels Friday Five |
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Welcome to this week's edition of the Friday Five, a quick collection of the most interesting travel headlines that I shared in the past week on Mark Stachiew Travels. Unsuprisingly, Omicron dominated the news this week, but there are some more positive stories about how to properly write an OOO message and a link to my Montreal city guide. |
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Many Canadians are not cancelling their travel plans despite a new travel advisory prompted by recent developments in the COVID-19 pandemic. (Global News)
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Divisions within the European Union have deepened over travel rules to curb the spread of Omicron, after Italy and Greece followed Portugal and Ireland in announcing additional curbs on travellers from other EU states. (Reuters)
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The European Commission is proposing faster trains and cheaper tickets to boost European rail. (The Guardian)
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At long last, the Montreal city guide that I wrote for Destination Canada as part of an exciting interactive project published by the National Post has appeared online. Are you ready to fall in love with Canada again? Check it out. (National Post)
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This is how to really word your out-of-office messages when you don't want to work during your time off. (Inc.com)
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Thanks for reading! If you like what you read, have suggestions of what you'd rather see or just want to drop me a line to tell me what you're up to, write me at [email protected]. And don't forget to forward this newsletter to anyone else that you think would find it interesting.
Have a great weekend!
Mark |
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