Hospitality, Marketing & Tourism

Thrice-weekly flights are slated to be year round

Regulatory change updates previous rules that made it illegal to hunt using a helicopter

Year to date, visitation increased 14% with Americans driving trend but May growth rate was only 4.8%

High-end retailers with higher margins more able to absorb lease rates that have doubled in the past decade

Potential strata unit aggregation, sluggish sales kill Robson Street’s Hapa Izakaya Japanese restaurant

When you saunter through the East Gate of the Vancouver Folk Music Festival, just past the money-soaked Royal Vancouver Yacht Club on Kitsilano’s “Golden Mile,” you quickly get a sense that you’re entering a different world, a weird and wonderful par

One in five Canadians cancelling plans to travel to the U.S., Insights West says

Canada’s tourism industry doesn’t seem to be on vacation as spending by international visitors grew 4.3% in the first quarter of 2016, the largest increase since 2010. Tourism spending totalled 20.6 billion dollars, up 1.1% from the end of 2015.

Now in its sixth year, the music-centric Khatsalano Street Party shuts down West 4th Avenue from Burrard to MacDonald Street and is slated to draw more than 150,000 attendees on Saturday, July 9.

SkyHigh event on the Peak2Peak gondola raised money for the Whistler Blackcomb Foundation