The Travel Industry Participates in Jersey Day

Members of the travel industry participated in "Jersey Day", April 12, which was started by two hockey moms in BC and spread across the country, to show support for the grieving Humboldt, Sask. community.

Mayor John Tory declared April 12, "Jersey Day" in the City of Toronto.

TravelPulse Canada asked you to send in your photos showing support, and the best one (to be announced Friday) will have $500 donated to the Humboldt Go Fund Me account in their name.

Members of the Sunwing Travel team wear their jerseys in support of Humboldt.

Members of the Toronto Island Ferry Operations team wear their jerseys in support of Humboldt.

Gillian Newell, of the Travel Agent Next Door, wears her jersey in support of Humboldt.

First responders at Toronto Billy Bishop Airport wear their jerseys in support of Humboldt.

Members of Tranat's team wear their jerseys in support of Humboldt.

Members of Transat's TDC network wear their jerseys in support of Humboldt.

Members of Billy Bishop Airport Staff wear their jerseys in support of Humboldt.

Members of the System Operations Control Centre at Porter Airlines, wear their jerseys in support of Humboldt.

Members of Air Canada Vacations wear their jerseys in support of Humboldt.

Travel Nation wears jerseys in support of Humboldt.

ACV's Toronto team wears jerseys in support of Humboldt.

Ensemble Travel Group wears jerseys in support of Humboldt.

Members of the TravelBrands team wear their jerseys in support of Humboldt.