Hospitality, Marketing & Tourism

Central City Brewers and Distillers was the big winner from B.C. Saturday night as it picked up Best in Show at the 2019 Canadian Brewing Awards in Toronto for its After Hours Old Fashioned Pale Ale.

Will a revised Four Winds proposal come back to Delta council for another look? That question was posed Monday by Coun.

A long-awaited Taiwanese fried chicken restaurant finally opened its doors this week, offering cutlets as big as your head.

The first “capsule” or pod hotel in the Lower Mainland is getting ready to open its doors in Richmond. Panda Pod Hotel, located on No.

Rapid rise in on-demand economy drives launch of hospitality company’s catering venture

Vancouver Magazine has been recognizing excellence in local dining for 30 years now, and for those who dine out in pursuit of the best of the best, the publication’s annual Restaurant Awards are key.

Over the last several decades, the charming dark red house at 1616 Alberni Street near Coal Harbour has been welcoming hungry customers for food and drink.

Built in the early 1900s, the Othello Tunnels were constructed by the Canadian Pacific Railway to link the Kootenay Region with the B.C. coast by rail.

Vancouver has something for everyone when it comes to farmers markets. While the city is filled with markets year-round, promising a breadth of locally sourced foods, arts and crafts, it’s in the spring and summer that the region really shines.

It’s frustrating and disappointing.