
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

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

Feds greenlight northern airlines merger in wake of ‘monopoly’ warnings
The federal government has approved a merger between two northern air carriers that Canada’s competition watchdog has said would amount to a monopoly on key

Ottawa airport traffic continues upward trajectory in May
The Ottawa airport continues to have a banner 2019 as traffic through the regional travel hub continued to climb in the month of May

Ottawa entrepreneur reinventing the museum experience worldwide through Live History
An Ottawa entrepreneur is putting her acting chops to use bringing interactive experiences museums around the world

Section of William Street becomes pedestrian plaza to boost ByWard Market daytime traffic
The organization that runs the historic ByWard Market building says a $50,000 pilot project to convert a stretch of William Street into a pedestrian-only plaza
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