Tourism in Vancouver has been estimated to have dropped by nearly one-third this year compared to last year. The decrease comes as economic shutdowns to slow the spread of COVID-19 continue. Through ...

Just in time for the summer swarm of tourists, the city of Vancouver has finalized a 25-page tourism plan designed to attract visitors to the city. The master destination plan, created by Visit ...

Today, Tourism Vancouver Board Chair Robyn McVicker (Vice President, Operations and Maintenance, Vancouver Airport Authority) announced the appointment of Mr. Royce Chwin as President and Chief ...

Tourism Vancouver has committed to "greening" all of its air travel with the purchase of carbon offset credits through Uniglobe Travel's Green Flight program. According to Tourism Vancouver, it is the ...

You just asked Google "what to do in Vancouver" and the Google AI Overview popped up and regurgitated an outdated Vancouver ...

Many heavily visited cities have a whole host of issues to collectively address based on the challenges of overtourism and the opportunities provided by new connectivity platforms. Here's a deep-dive ...

"Can you handle two more rocks?" Old Hands asks. Sitting cross-legged in the dirt in a sweat-soaked T-shirt, I'm pleasantly hypnotized by the rhythm of a drumbeat. "Bring them on," I tell the medicine ...

Looking to get cultured? Check out these Vancouver attractions that offer discounted or pay-what-you-can admission. (Credit: Francis Georgian) Looking for free or discounted attractions in Vancouver ...

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Tourism Vancouver and Visit Anaheim have unveiled a series of fun, insightful videos highlighting the similarities between their respective destinations, common misco ...

Vancouver’s reputation for successfully hosting large, global events is helping the city attract extravaganzas such as this weekend’s Juno Awards. Tourism advocates say their goal is to use the events ...

Swapping its marketing role to focus on social impact is as inspiring as it gets coming out of a destination's tourism board. But Vancouver Island's 4VI will need to communicate at a whole new level ...