United Airlines to cancel Ottawa-Newark service in March 2020
United Airlines is set to cancel its service between Ottawa and Newark next year, just as the air carrier is expected to resume its direct
United Airlines to cancel Ottawa-Newark service in March 2020
United Airlines is set to cancel its service between Ottawa and Newark next year, just as the air carrier is expected to resume its direct
Flavortown North: TV foodie Guy Fieri dines at Ottawa’s OCCO Kitchen
Guy Fieri, best-known as the host of the Food Network’s long-running series Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, was spotted on the patio of OCCO Kitchen &
Declining U.S. traffic pulls down Ottawa airport passenger volumes in July
A drop in U.S. traffic hampered total passenger volumes at the Ottawa International Airport last month. The local airport authority reports that 442,893 people travelled
Gatineau Park to pilot shuttle service from downtown Ottawa
The National Capital Region’s conservation park will soon pilot a paid shuttle bus service from downtown Ottawa
Province restores funding to Ottawa’s JazzFest, Tulip Festival, other events
The show will go on for TD Ottawa JazzFest, the Canadian Tulip Festival and a number of other local events following the Ontario government’s reversal
Lansdowne eyes holiday visitors with European-style Christmas market
Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group’s bid to attract more visitors to Lansdowne Park year-round will see it launch an annual Christmas market, modelled after the
Ottawa airport traffic descends in June
Despite the slow June, the Ottawa airport’s passenger volumes are still trending higher over the first half of the year
Train traffic to Ottawa up 18% over Canada Day weekend: Via Rail
A growing number of Canada Day weekend travellers opted to take the train to the capital this year, according to Via Rail
Ottawa entrepreneurs carve out tourism niche by offering unique experiences
Buoyed by platforms such as Airbnb Experiences, a new wave of local entrepreneurs is catering to tourists who want to stray from the beaten path
VeloGO bike-share service not returning to Ottawa this summer
A major bike-share service’s sudden decision to pull out of the Ottawa-Gatineau market is “unfortunate” but won’t have a significant impact on the city’s tourism
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