Travel Journalist Helen Hatzis on Life and Travel Post-Coronavirus

Aired on May 10, 2020
World Footprints sat down with travel journalist Helen Hatzis, co-founder of Trip Jaunt and one of Canada’s Nicest People, to discuss the future of travel for journalists and the public in a post-coronavirus world. Helen shares her thoughts on how the travel landscape is evolving and what we can expect in the coming years.
In this engaging and insightful conversation, Helen also talks about her remarkable community work that earned her a Governor General’s Award. She highlights the unique aspects that make her hometown of Toronto so special, from its vibrant culture to its diverse community.
Join us as we delve into Helen’s perspectives on travel and life after the pandemic. Discover who she dreams of traveling with (hint: it’s a surprising choice that will make you smile!). Helen’s passion for travel and her dedication to her community shine through in this captivating interview.
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Helen Hatzis is recognised as a ‘rock n’ roll’ strategist by her peers who leads a purpose-driven life. A Governor General Award recipient for her extensive community work in the charitable and not-for-profit sector over the past 20 years, Helen was also recognized as one of Canada’s Nicest Person’s by Roots Canada celebrating Canada’s 150th birthday in 2017. She also received the Vaughan Citizen Award for her work helping young athletes with special needs in the Toronto area. In 2011, Helen created Aloha Toronto, an annual free day camp which enriches the lives of people with autism by exposing them to surfing and stand-up paddling.