Porter Airlines closes lounge at Ottawa airport
Porter Airlines’ departure from the Ottawa International Airport has cleared the runway for a third party to run a communal lounge in the space left
Porter Airlines closes lounge at Ottawa airport
Porter Airlines’ departure from the Ottawa International Airport has cleared the runway for a third party to run a communal lounge in the space left
Ottawa Tourism pauses campaigns aimed at Chinese tourists
Ottawa Tourism is pressing pause on new efforts to attract and cater to Chinese tourists in light of strained relations between the Asian country and
Ottawa airport surpasses 5M annual passengers for the first time
The Ottawa International Airport cracked a coveted milestone this past year as more than five million passengers walked through its gates over the course of
Ottawa Tourism officials on board with old train station’s new look
It’s opened its doors to the King of Rock and Roll, the Queen Mother and Winston Churchill over the past century, but practically no ordinary
24 hours in Ottawa: Where you have to eat in Canada’s capital
While Ottawa has no shortage of beautiful and historical places to visit – and may be better known for its bureaucratic hum than a night-time
Cost, time and tourism: Questions remain as Centre Block goes dark for renovations
Parliament Hill’s Centre Block building is set for closure next month, putting the capital’s most iconic structure under wraps for more than a decade. The
Amid growing passenger volumes, Ottawa International Airport prepares for terminal transformation
Enhancements include a new retail, food and beverage program, airport hotel, and LRT connection
Ottawa airport planning hotel, $25M renovations to meet travel demand
A major redevelopment project that will see $25 million in renovations to the Ottawa international airport terminal and a new hotel next door is yet
Sheraton staffer leads Ottawa Tourism’s Stars of the City winners
Colette Latour wasn’t about to let a blackout keep her from being a shining example of customer service in the city’s tourism industry. The Sheraton
Parliamentary bells will play on despite renos to Ottawa’s most famous landmark
In less than three months, the centrepiece on Parliament Hill will go dark for at least a decade. But thanks in part to the lobbying
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