Nova Scotia has signed a new agreement with the Government of Canada and other Atlantic provinces to boost tourism growth in the region. The Atlantic Canada Agreement on Tourism aims to support research and marketing efforts to promote Atlantic Canada as a top vacation destination in key tourism markets.

“Working collaboratively through the Atlantic Canada Agreement on Tourism, Nova Scotia is able to reach more potential visitors and keep Atlantic Canada top of mind as a vacation destination,” said Allan MacMaster, Minister of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage. “We are able to work with our neighbouring provinces to highlight our region as an exciting place to travel and encourage tourism spending in our communities.”

Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority (BTEA) officially announced that fourteen weddings will be held in Bahrain in the first quarter of 2023. BTEA also added that these weddings will involve families from countries such as India, Pakistan, China, Australia, The …

The 40th Annual Rendez-vous Canada (RVC), Canada’s premier tourism marketplace, will take place from April 24-27, 2016 in Montreal, Québec. During the conference, international tourism buyers will meet with Canadian sellers at a record-breaking 26,000 face-to-face business appointments.     …