[ad_1] Originally posted by The Calgary Guardian on June 9, 2018 “Those who have packed far up into grizzly country know that the presence of even one grizzly on the land elevates the mountains, deepens the canyons, chills the winds, brightens the stars, darkens the forest, and quickens the pulse …
Read More »Saskatoon’s Broadway Avenue re-imagined in Nutana virtual tour
[ad_1] A digital tour of in Saskatoon’s Nutana area gives one of the city’s oldest neighbourhoods a new feel. Users physically walk through the popular area with guidance from automated text messages, revealing parts of Saskatoon’s history in the form of a scavenger hunt. Developer and founder Adam Bissonnette came …
Read More »New excursion train highlights Saskatchewan culture
[ad_1] A segment of rail line that normally services farmers and grain producers in central Saskatchewan’s prairie grain belt, now also acts as a source of nostalgia and entertainment. The Wheatland Express Excursion Train runs between and , showcasing Saskatchewan culture. “We’ve had the idea of an excursion train for …
Read More »Travel Alberta launches contest to celebrate Tourism Week
Tweet: Tourism Week shows #tourismworks in Alberta. Show your Alberta pride and enter to win. #iTravelAlberta #tourismweek #tourismmatters http://ow.ly/kJOT30kdlE2 Calgary, AB, Monday, May 28, 2018 – Calling all Albertans! In celebration of Tourism Week, which runs from May 27-June 2, 2018, Travel Alberta wants to see your favourite Alberta travel …
Read More »Famed Thai beach from Leonardo DiCaprio flick to close June 1 after being ruined by mass tourism
[ad_1] MAYA BAY, Thailand – Once a pristine Thai paradise, the secluded bay made famous by the movie The Beach has been exhausted by mass tourism. Now it’s getting a break. After Friday, the daily influx of dozens of boats and thousands of visitors unsuccessfully scrambling for an unspoiled view …
Read More »#MyHamilton Photo Contest
[ad_1] Tourism Hamilton has launched its The contest encourages residents to feature the best of Hamilton and inspire people to visit the city. This year’s contest theme has two categories: Outdoor Adventure and City Life. Photo submissions will be accepted until July 22, and then 10 finalists will be chosen, …
Read More »Economic benefits of tourism in Alberta to be highlighted during Tourism Week
[ad_1] Tourism in Alberta has been drawing a significant number of people to our province, and the economic benefits of tourism will be highlighted this week during Tourism Week. According to Travel Alberta’s website, the aim of the grassroots initiative is to highlight the economic benefits of tourism. “It’s actually …
Read More »Newfoundland tour operators optimistic despite bleak start to iceberg season
[ad_1] Newfoundland and Labrador – a province lauded for its shimmering coastlines, plentiful wildlife and rugged scenery – is falling short so far this year on one of its most prized tourist attractions: icebergs. Robert Bartlett, owner and operator of whale watching and iceberg tour company Trinity Eco-Tours, said he’s …
Read More »New restaurant to open in Lethbridge’s iconic water tower
[ad_1] After being vacant for over a year, the Lethbridge water tower is once again going to be a restaurant. Calgary-based Vintage Group is hoping to open the Water Tower Grill before the start of July. “When we were approached in January about it, we went back and forth and …
Read More »Province considering rest stop cuts along Manitoba highways
[ad_1] Finding a place to stop and answer nature’s call along Manitoba’s highways could soon be a bit more challenging. The provincial government is considering whether to close some highway rest areas where toilets are freely available throughout tourist season. Drivers seeking a restroom, or simply a place to pull …
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