Professor, School of Hospitality & Tourism Mgt at Toronto Metropolitan University. Tweets about hospitality, tourism, luxury and a few other things.
Toronto, Ontario
Joined March 2009
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Air Canada cancels 5 more routes to U.S. destinations for 2027
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Il faut réaliser ce que cela signifie. Les syndicats censés défendre notre métier (il a fallu prendre des risques pour filmer ces images) et nos conditions de travail sont devenus des outils de censure et de pression politique.
Soutien à @LaurentDelahous et à ses équipes.
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Message de service à ceux qui préfèrent chercher des excuse à la violence plutôt qu’un extincteur :
Vous serez balayés deux fois.
Par l'extrême droite, à qui vous faites la courte échelle. Et par tous ceux que vous excusez au nom d'un misérabilisme pénitentiel et d'une vision identitaire des « quartiers populaires ». @franceinter
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Must watch: Andrew Neil explains the French protests in just under four minutes.
@Afneil | @StigAbell
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Greta Thunberg, Keffieh-t-elle là ?
➡️ Retrouvez la signature de @JuliadeFunes tous les jeudis à 8h53 dans #Europe1Matin #Europe1
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Congratulations to our students Danny Bruce, Libby Worden, Sym El Sanyoura and Emel Balaban who got 1st place out of six participating teams in the annual TTRA Canada Case Competition during their Annual Conference in Winnipeg!
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C. S. Lewis on why you NEED to read old books. This has never been more vital than it is today
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#THEMTorontoMet Highlights: September 2026
This month we welcomed new faces and started a new chapter in our program's 75 year history! A very exciting and strong start to the year for our THEM community. #FromHTMtoTHEM
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Our students use their skills to help solve the problem of getting visitors to move off the Cabot Trail to other areas in New Brunswick during the TTRA Canada Student Case Competition! Thank you Dr. Tom Griffin for coaching this stellar group!👏
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A Toronto-based advocacy group is working to preserve a trove of 38,000 testimonies from residential school survivors that documents some of the worst abuses of Indigenous children. thestar.com/news/canada/thou…
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Meet Parastoo Ahmadi, the Iranian singer just sentenced to 74 lashes for not wearing a hijab in a music video. And I have yet to see a single Western popstar, actor, or woke social justice warrior speechifying about her.
Almost like standing up for truly oppressed people isn’t actually the point.
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"Tous les avis ne se valent pas"
Julia de Funès est philosophe est écrivaine. Sur le plateau d'Un monde, un regard, elle rappelle que tous les avis ne se valent pas et l'importance d'admettre une certaine verticalité pour reconnaître les autorités scientifiques sur certains sujets.
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NEWS: Starbucks closing about 250 North American stores this week, including some in Canada. The company says some locations cannot deliver the experience it wants or reach acceptable financial performance.
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This year we are celebrating our program's 75th anniversary and a new chapter in our history! Stay tuned for more! #HTMTorontoMet #THEMTorontoMet
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“Being hated by idiots is the price you pay for not being one of them.”
- Jean Cocteau
Jean Cocteau (1889–1963) was a celebrated French poet, author, filmmaker, and visual artist whose creativity left a lasting mark on French culture. Born in Maisons-Laffitte, France, he became renowned for his imaginative approach to art and literature. His work frequently examined themes of love, beauty, identity, creativity, and the mysteries of human existence. Through poetry, cinema, theater, and drawing, Cocteau developed a distinctive artistic vision that blurred the boundaries between fantasy and reality.
