Hospitality, Marketing & Tourism

Spring break is right around the corner for British Columbians and many families haven’t decided how they’ll spend the time off. Of course, there are endless options – from Walt Disneyland to Hawaii to New York – that are right across the border.

Operators say province’s distinct February long weekend added revenue opportunity

Now in its 11th year, the Chinese Restaurant Awards aim to celebrate the bounty of Chinese cuisine in Metro Vancouver, and to offer local and visiting diners an approachable way to explore the vast array of dishes, styles, and regional specialties th

Residents can take a step back in time and gain knowledge about the city’s heritage with the help of a free historical tourism app called On This Spot.

It shouldn’t be surprising that a team that likes to blend the creative with the irreverent are behind Key Party, a new 1970s-inspired bar that flirts with kitsch and naughtiness.

Vancouver International Wine Festival to highlight California as theme region

Vancouver-based aerospace firm expects to hire 200 to work on electronics systems

While the Vancouver weather forecast calls for 15 – 25 cm of snowfall as a second low pressure system brings snow to the south coast, some residents can’t wait for spring to arrive.

Valentine’s Day may be for lovers, but it can also be a truly next-level day for lovers who also love food.

Bard on the Beach turns 30 this year; Vancouver Opera readies to celebrate 60th anniversary in 2020