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Hilton Worldwide names SilverBirch top developer

Hilton Worldwide names SilverBirch top developer

Hotel giant Hilton Worldwide has named fast-growing Vancouver hotel owner-operator SilverBirch Hotels & Resorts and CEO Steve Giblin as its developer of the year.
Tourism BC to return to industry-led Crown corp.

Tourism BC to return to industry-led Crown corp.

Government’s previous decision to move tourism marketing in-house, a mistake critics say
CBC's Dragons' Den's Treliving among those inducted into Restaurant Hall of Fame

CBC's Dragons' Den's Treliving among those inducted into Restaurant Hall of Fame

Boston Pizza International partners Jim Treliving and George Melville will be among the restaurateurs inducted into the 2012 BC Restaurant Hall of Fame in October.
SilverBirch sinking $240m into hotel renovations

SilverBirch sinking $240m into hotel renovations

Vancouver hotelier shifts to more branded hotels and banks on Marriott and Hilton
A's new recipe for better corporate sales: modernize

A's new recipe for better corporate sales: modernize

Hurt by unstable economy, restaurant franchise relying on overhauled image to increase business in coming year
Niche boutiques

Niche boutiques

Techno-trends and personal touches keep boutique hotels competitive in tight economy

Airport activity accelerating so far in 2012

Traffic at B.C.'s busiest airport has continued to increase for the first half of the year.
Kelowna-LAX flights set to boost Interior ski business

Kelowna-LAX flights set to boost Interior ski business

United and WestJet flights set to make Big White most accessible Canadian ski destination for L.A.
Shopping takes off at YVR

Shopping takes off at YVR

Vancouver’s airport, already No. 1 for square footage of retail space per passenger among major North American airports, plans to add more
Wine festivals raise profile, attract tourists

Wine festivals raise profile, attract tourists

Third year of Vinos has 60 film entries and almost 400 people attending