by Natasha Lair
Last updated: 8:10 AM ET, Fri September 12, 2025
Travel Leaders Network (TLN) will host its Canadian Fall Regional Events this October, with stops in Vancouver, Edmonton, and Toronto.
The series begins in Vancouver on October 21, moves to Edmonton on October 23, and concludes in Toronto on October 30. Registration is now open for TLN member advisors.
“For three days in key markets across Canada, these exclusive gatherings will offer Travel Leaders Network members a chance to celebrate the travel industry’s continued growth, offer comprehensive training sessions, strategies to leverage cutting-edge technology and techniques for growing social media to accelerate business success,” said Lindsay Pearlman, president of Travel Leaders Network.
Lindsay Pearlman has joined Travel Leaders as Senior VP. (Photo Credit: Photo: Lindsay Pearlman)
According to a press release, the events are designed as mini conferences, bringing together supplier partners, TLN leadership, and member advisors for educational programming and networking opportunities. Sessions will highlight new programs, updates to existing tools, and best practices for business growth.
“Canada is one of our fastest-growing markets, and the Fall Regionals are a chance to bring our advisors and partners together in person to exchange ideas, discover new opportunities and celebrate their successes,” said Christine James, CTM, VP, Canada, Travel Leaders Network. “These events are designed to empower advisors with unique tools, resources, and the insights they need to finish the year strong and prepare for an even more successful 2026.”
Christine James, VP Travel Leaders Network Canada. (Photo Credit: Christine James)
James added that the program will feature targeted sessions for both agency owners and frontline advisors, along with interactive elements such as a Partner game show, a Supplier Partner Trade Show, and networking opportunities.
“We remain committed to helping agencies stay competitive in a changing marketplace while optimizing their marketing efforts for maximum impact,” she said.
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