Hospitality, Marketing & Tourism

Coast Gravity Park would be the only mountain bike park in North America with a gondola-style lift not connected with a ski resort

Vancouver has won its bid to host the 2025 Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) convention, which is expected to bring 48,000 people from around the world to the city and be the single largest meeting ever held in the city, according to Tourism Vancouver.

Canadian restaurateurs are frustrated by high and confusing credit card fees, according to the results of a Canadian Restaurant and Foodservices Association (CRFA) survey released October 21.

Rise in Asian tourism to the province sparks Chinese demand for B.C. properties

Better beef, new store designs and a backlog of franchisees looking to open restaurants keeping Canada's second-largest fast-food chain on steady growth path over the next several years

Northland hotel, restaurant juggernaut rolls on despite volatile market conditions

Former British Columbia cabinet minister Pat Bell is spending more than $1 million to open the province's most northerly winery ­– a fruit winery, on 4.2 acres near Prince George, he told Business in Vancouver October 15.

Five years after starting to pay off its share of the Vancouver Convention Centre, Tourism Vancouver is $19 million deeper in debt than when it started, new documents show.

Russell Breweries' (TSX-V:RB) brewery in China is now fully operational.

Tourism spending in Canada edged up 0.3% to $18.9 billion in 2013’s second quarter after a slight dip (0.2%) in the first quarter, according to Statistics Canada data released September 27.