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On International Women’s Day TMR Canada Looks Back at the Travel Women We Love

by Marsha Mowers  March 06, 2026
On International Women’s Day TMR Canada Looks Back at the Travel Women We Love

International Women’s Day offers an opportunity to recognize the women who help power the travel industry, not only behind the scenes, but also at the front lines of the business.

Across Canada’s travel trade, women are building agencies, advising clients, leading organizations and shaping the way Canadians explore the world. They are also among the industry’s most influential consumers, often making the key decisions about where families, groups and communities travel next. As the industry continues to evolve, our impact is being felt more than ever.

At Travel Market Report Canada, we regularly recognize and celebrate this with our Travel Women We Love series. Here’s a look back at the Travel Women We Love we’ve featured so far, and stay tuned for lots more in the weeks and months to come.

First up, Air Canada Vacations’ Erminia Gallina: click here to read.

  
  
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