Hospitality, Marketing & Tourism

Virtual parties provide cost savings that some companies have chosen to pass on to their staff

Which cuisine reigns supreme when it comes to our food-ordering habits during this strange year?

Imagine if there was a vending machine that sold fresh chef-designed healthy meals, tailored to your specific dietary needs

‘We get open and then we want to stay open,’ says Whistler Blackcomb COO Geoff Buchheister

Support local and shop online now, pick up your goodies later

It’s beginning to look a lot like Santa doesn’t want to get COVID-19, but what he does want is for families to feel safe. Extra precautions are being taken as two Burnaby malls prepare to have Santa Claus returning for Christmas photo sessions.

Some events are attempting virtual versions, but when it comes right down to it, clinking glasses over Zoom or drinking together by the light of your phone screen isn’t quite the same as walking from booth to booth in a giant field filled with hundreds or thousands of fellow beer lovers.

The marketing organization responsible for selling B.C. to the world is suspending all advertising and marketing until Nov. 23. Destination B.C. made the move after provincial health officer Dr.

Loss of cruise industry this year has hit historic Vancouver neighbourhood hard

The marketing organization responsible for selling B.C. to the world is suspending all advertising and marketing until Nov. 23. Destination B.C. made the move after provincial health officer Dr.