Hospitality, Marketing & Tourism

Shellfish-farming venture considers opening second oyster bar in B.C.

It seems like you can’t throw a rock these days without hitting a ramen shop

Vancouver police spent roughly $105,000 responding to demonstrations outside the Trump International Hotel and Tower on Georgia Street February 28, the day three of the U.S. President’s children came to open the luxury property.

When Happy Hour was finally made legal in British Columbia, in 2014, it offered long-overdue compensation to Vancouverites who rightly complain about the provincial and city governments’ continued unwillingness to let responsible adults indulge in af

New formula could increase budget by up to 2% per year

Outside the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Vancouver, snow swirled and the sun started to break through the clouds as protesters held signs to show opposition to U.S. President Donald Trump.

British Columbians are more likely to boycott a hotel, restaurant or store situated in a Trump-branded property than any other Canadians, a new poll has found.

The province’s Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure is currently vetting a local entrepreneur’s proposal that would see adventure seekers climb the 110-metre service ladder inside the Lions Gate Bridge’s support towers from the base at sea l

Nearly 20 million visitors arrived in Canada in 2016 – 10% more than 2015

The Westin Grand has completed its multi-million-dollar renovation project, and will be officially opening Hendricks on Mar. 1, following a soft opening beginning on Feb. 20. The 98-seat space will also function as a show lounge.