As poet and author Maya Angelou encouraged, we can all “be a rainbow in someone’s world.” And, today, …
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Cruising to Nome: First U.S. deep water port for the Arctic to host cruise ships, military
The cruise ship with about 1,000 passengers anchored off Nome, too big to squeeze into into the tundra city’s tiny port. …
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5 ways to be more food sustainable while travelling
By Katrina Sirotta It’s the night before a big trip. You’ve got your luggage packed, and your reusable …
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You’ve heard of ‘leave no trace.’ What about tourism that improves treasured places?
When this spring’s BC Tourism and Hospitality Conference came to a close in Prince George, regenerative tourism …
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Preservation vs. Playground: What Banff has learned from a century of tourism
In February 2022 I travelled to Powell River, a small B.C. town transitioning from resource extraction to a visitor …
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Oak Bay hotel earns international biodiversity certification
Oak Bay’s only hotel, nestled on the shores of the Salish Sea with views of snow-capped Mount Baker, now has …
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