Op-ed: Ottawa-area luxury boat rental service worth the investment
Should Canadian taxpayers help pay for a luxury boat rental service that began operating recently on the Rideau Canal? I think so, and I wish
Op-ed: Ottawa-area luxury boat rental service worth the investment
Should Canadian taxpayers help pay for a luxury boat rental service that began operating recently on the Rideau Canal? I think so, and I wish
#BuyCanadian: Travellers turning to domestic destinations amid U.S. trade tensions
Bonnie Hallman of Winnipeg had been booked to board a Disney cruise next summer to bask in the untamed wilderness of Alaska, which she had
Canada Day organizers promising quicker lines, tight security
Officials are promising shorter queue times for Canada Day festivities in the nation’s capital this year, but heavy security measures will once again force revellers
Ottawa’s rural routes a favourite for tourists and locals
Though the urban areas of the nation’s capital have much to offer for visitors and residents alike, the region is also laden with hidden gems
Preston Street Criterium returns this Father’s Day
Like no other bike race in town, the criterium offers something for everyone. Fast-paced action, block party vibes and family-friendly activities – including kids races!
Armed with fresh funding, Ottawa tourism sector avoiding Canada 150 hangover
The momentum Ottawa’s tourism industry gained during a record-breaking Canada 150 year appears to be carrying over into the first few months of 2018, industry
Ice Dragon Boat Festival honoured among Ottawa’s top tourism performers
Despite his long-running success leading Ottawa’s summertime Dragon Boat Festival, CEO John Brooman concedes he was initially skeptical when he first considered adding a winter
Canada 150 celebrations fuel Ottawa airport’s rising revenues in 2017
A spike in the number of domestic travellers visiting the National Capital Region in 2017 offset declines in direct travel from the United States and
Tourist visits to Ottawa up 8.8% in 2017
The full year of celebrations marking Canada’s 150th anniversary in the country’s capital paid off for the city’s tourism industry, according to figures released Wednesday.
Gatineau Park winter tourism figures up slightly as ice storm shutdown ends
As Gatineau Park reopens to visitors following an icy shutdown, the latest tourism figures show the National Capital Region’s natural font continues to draw outdoor
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