The latest Thompson Okanagan tourism industry news from TOTA, tourism businesses, and communities.
TOTA is seeking tourism business owners and operators to share knowledge and insights in the study From panic to planning: Advancing tourism resilience through big data and smart destination practices by participating in a short one-on-one interview in February to April 2024.
To schedule an interview, please contact Scott Peters at Scott_Peters@SFU.ca or +1-778-878-2557
Read MoreThompson Okanagan tourism business owners and operators are invited to share their perspectives on how the region can advance tourism resilience through big data and smart destination practices. Insights will be collected through an in-person or video interview.
To schedule an interview, please contact Scott Peters at Scott_Peters@SFU.ca or +1-778-878-2557
Read MoreThe Highway 3 Tourism Alliance - a collaboration led by three regional destination marketing organizations (Kootenay Rockies Tourism Association, Thompson Okanagan Tourism Association, and Vancouver, Coast & Mountains) - launched a new website Hwy3BC.ca encouraging travellers to take the ‘winding route to adventure’.
Read MoreOkanagan Crush Pad Group of Wineries Transition to 100% Renewable Natural Gas
Thompson Okanagan Tourism Association Initiative Significantly Reduces Industry Carbon Footprint
Read MoreThe Thompson Okanagan Indigenous Tourism team has compiled information resources for Indigenous tourism operators to reference and share.
For events happening throughout the region in honour National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, visit ThompsonOkanagan.com/indigenous.
Read MoreThompson Okanagan Tourism Association (TOTA) is leading an initiative that takes meaningful and measurable steps to reduce the region’s carbon footprint. The campaign seeks to increase awareness on the simplicity of switching to Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) to heat and power homes and tourism businesses - and to inspire action.
Read MoreTOTA and Spinal Cord Injury BC have partnered to share 22 Virtual Venue Tours of Thompson Okanagan accommodation and attractions. The virtual tours showcase priority accessible features to help people easily plan a visit based on their specific requirements.
View tours: https://ThompsonOkanagan.com/virtual-tours
Read MoreIn the summer of 2020, TOTA partnered with the Christina Lake Welcome Centre to visit Boundary Country on an Accessible FAM tour, and experienced many accessible and inclusive activities and attractions that this beautiful region has to offer.
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