Michael Crockatt

Vive la France: Ottawa Tourism boss hopes Paris trip builds bridges between two cities

Ottawa is “trending in the right direction” as a tourist destination for Parisians and visitors from other parts of Europe thanks to new direct flights

air france inaugural Paris flight lands at the Ottawa airport

New Paris route could benefit business leaders from both sides of the Atlantic, officials say

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Final destination is French embassy for Air France celebration of direct flights

Just like on the Air France flights, there was complimentary Champagne served during the stunning cocktail reception held last night at the Embassy of France

Beckta celebrates 20 years of ‘caring for people deeply’ through hospitality

In an industry where restaurants come and go with fatal regularity, Beckta Dining & Wine must be doing something right.

Ooh la la: Paris-YOW flights put Ottawa back on map for European travellers, investors

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Time to bring Ottawa’s downtown back to life, says Aiana owner

Ottawa

A long overdue celebration on Wednesday night served as areminder that there’s something special about the downtown core that you’ll rarely ever find in suburbs

Ottawa Tourism doles out federal relief to long and varied list of recipients

Tourism

From bees to cheese and boating to bus tours, 55 tourism businesses in the Ottawa and Prescott-Russell region have received funding to help them recover

Best Places to Work: Ottawa Tourism knows how to celebrate its people – both inside and outside the office

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Once a year, the team at Ottawa Tourism gathers at president and CEO Michael Crockatt’s home for their “family barbecue”. “Everyone brings their children, their

Ottawa Tourism rolls out the welcome mat — and picks up the tab — for visitors

Tourism

Ottawa Tourism is so keen to welcome visitors back to the nation’s capital this year that it’s even willing to foot the bill. Well, at

Ottawa Tourism to dole out millions in grants to local businesses

Tourism

The Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario is giving local organization $5.5 million to help Ottawa-based tourism businesses develop “new and enhanced products and