From skijoring to the Grey Cup, Calgary’s 2026 calendar is packed with sports events worth traveling for. Here are five reasons fans should put it on their list.

Canada’s tourism industry is showing strong signs of recovery and is on target to contribute more than $162 billion to the country’s economy in 2023. New economic impact research from the World Travel ...

CALGARY – Last year hit the Calgary tourism industry hard. CALGARY – Last year hit the Calgary tourism industry hard. Despite numerous events in the city — including the Brier, the WorldSkills ...

Canada won’t surpass its pre-pandemic international tourism level until 2025. One of the reasons is the lagging recovery of Asia, according to Destination Canada’s outlook report. That’s due in part ...

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CALGARY, March 12, 2019 /CNW/ - Investing in infrastructure that supports trade and tourism is key to building strong regional economies and creating good middle-class jobs. Today, the Honourable ...

Canada’s tourism industry is going on an offensive — rolling out ad campaigns in US border states to lure Americans back to the Great White North. US travel to Canada dipped by about 10% in recent ...

This story was produced by our colleagues at the BBC. Breathtaking beaches and stunning sunsets. Known locally as “Great Spirit Island,” Manitoulin Island in Ontario isn’t easy to reach. It involves ...

A new campaign from Destination Canada is aimed at inspiring U.S. visitors to come to Canada. "Connecting America" will showcase exciting and unexpected Canadian destinations of interest to the U.S.

Tourism Calgary today announced the retirement of its Chief Executive Officer. Cindy Ady’s retirement marks the end of an astonishing era of growth and change for tourism in Calgary and signals the ...

As Covid continues to show, timing is everything when reopening for tourism. Will the elected party get behind Canada's travel industry until the uncertainty fades, or will more businesses collapse?