Skip to content
Join our Newsletter

Hospitality, Marketing & Tourism

New ramen spot at UBC is dishing up some wickedly good bowls of noodles (PHOTOS)

New ramen spot at UBC is dishing up some wickedly good bowls of noodles (PHOTOS)

It's the most wonderful season of the year: RAMEN SEASON.
Read more >
Pandemic shakes up Vancouver’s alcohol-delivery sector

Pandemic shakes up Vancouver’s alcohol-delivery sector

Joseph Richard Group expands hospitality operations with beer, wine and spirits delivery app
Read more >
Craft Beer Market aims to hire 200 people for English Bay restaurant

Craft Beer Market aims to hire 200 people for English Bay restaurant

Brew pub is at 1785 Beach Avenue, where the Boathouse Restaurant previously operated
Read more >
Richmond bakery in overdrive pumping out mooncakes to create stability in an uncertain time

Richmond bakery in overdrive pumping out mooncakes to create stability in an uncertain time

Chefs at Saint Germain Bakery pull dozens of the seasonal treat out of the oven every 12 minutes
Read more >
Vancouver's Science World seeks provincial support to stay open

Vancouver's Science World seeks provincial support to stay open

New CEO Tracy Redies warns that a temporary closure may come if ticket sales do not rise
Read more >
Downtown Eastside restaurant says 'deplorable conditions' in area forcing them to close

Downtown Eastside restaurant says 'deplorable conditions' in area forcing them to close

"The conditions of the area are getting worse by the day," says the food business.
Read more >
White Spot, Triple O's first casual Canadian chains to have the Impossible Burger

White Spot, Triple O's first casual Canadian chains to have the Impossible Burger

Aka the meatless burger patty that "bleeds."
Read more >
B.C. breweries win big at 2020 Canadian Beer Awards

B.C. breweries win big at 2020 Canadian Beer Awards

B.C. breweries took home the most medals of any province at the 2020 Canadian Beer Awards
Read more >
BREAKING: Squamish's Sea to Sky Gondola cable cut

BREAKING: Squamish's Sea to Sky Gondola cable cut

The Sea to Sky Gondola Cable has been cut again. The incident happened in the early morning hours of Sept. 14, said general manager Kirby Brown. “Almost the exact same situation as last year,” he said.
Read more >
15 of the best picnic to go offerings to grab during Dine OutSide Vancouver

15 of the best picnic to go offerings to grab during Dine OutSide Vancouver

Here are our recs for the best picnic-to-go sets to score during Dine OutSide Vancouver - which runs until Sept. 21. There are still a couple of weeks left in the first-ever Dine OutSide Vancouver festival, and plenty of sun in the current forecast.
Read more >