Tourism

A photo of the front of Ridge Rock restaurant.

Great eats and friendly service make Carp a foodie hotspot

There’s nothing like food to bring people together. Food is central to our gatherings, celebrations, and milestones. Whether you’re celebrating a special moment or just

Blues revival: One of the city’s biggest festivals gets funding injection from feds

Tourism

Bluesfest is receiving $9.8 million to help it expand its facilities and increase its capacity for high-profile shows, the federal government announced Thursday.

Hyatt Place Ottawa West celebrates first year after opening during pandemic

Tourism

There’s been a lot of buzz surrounding Hyatt Place Ottawa West – and not just because the new hotel has a rooftop hive that accommodates

‘We cannot wait for people to come’: local BIAs cheer return of in-person festivals and events

Tourism

With the first official day of summer around the corner, neighbourhoods across the city are coming to life – and Ottawa’s business improvement areas couldn’t

Ottawa Tourism rolls out the welcome mat — and picks up the tab — for visitors

Tourism

Ottawa Tourism is so keen to welcome visitors back to the nation’s capital this year that it’s even willing to foot the bill. Well, at

Calypso Waterpark sold to U.S.-based REIT as part of $180M deal

Tourism

The Calypso-Valcartier Group said Thursday it’s agreed to sell the water park in Limoges as well as the four-season Village Vacances Valcartier resort near Quebec

Slater Street property to be home to Montreal developer’s third Marriott-branded Ottawa hotel

Tourism

It’s just the latest in a series of hotel projects launched by the Rimap group of companies in a bid to add new inventory to

Everything’s coming up tulips: Ottawa’s tourism industry on upswing as summer nears – but challenges remain

Tourism

The return of in-person Canada Day celebrations is yet more good news in what’s shaping up to be the best summer tourism season in a

Ottawa’s airport looks to regain altitude as airlines re-establish routes, new carriers enter market

Tourism

Ottawa International Airport Authority CEO Mark Laroche urged residents Monday to book tickets if they want to convince airlines to add more routes to the

Ottawa Tourism to dole out millions in grants to local businesses

Tourism

The Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario is giving local organization $5.5 million to help Ottawa-based tourism businesses develop “new and enhanced products and