Tourism

A new fund will provide up to $2 million over two years to festivals in the city. Ottawa...

In the midst of the hustle and bustle of downtown Ottawa, the lobby of the Marriott Hotel on Kent Street is calm and quiet. Guests who pass through the rotating front door would have no idea that, behind the scenes, an overhaul of the entire building is underway.

Whatever the weather, BeaverTails co-founder Grant Hooker is ready for the upcoming winter season on the Rideau Canal Skateway.

Ottawa’s hotel occupancy rates are projected to hold steady over the next 12 months, a new report...

A new music and events venue is moving into the space formerly occupied by Cafe Dekcuf on...

Have you ever wondered where the name “the Glebe” came from … or why it’s not simply...

As the leaves fall and temperatures drop, the tourism season is drawing to a close for most local businesses. But for those that deal in the dark and macabre, the next few weeks are expected to bring one last flurry of activity.

Tourism in Ottawa has bounced back from pandemic lows over the past few years and across the river, the city’s smaller, outdoorsy neighbour is also reaping the benefits.

Travellers will have another transatlantic route out of the Ottawa International Airport starting next spring.

Porter Airlines is introducing two new routes and increasing capacity on three others in Ottawa.