Lack of international travelers coming to the region causing a devastating impact
Staff and volunteers continue to weed and maintain plants
Reduced schedule, physical distancing planned for Kettle Valley Steam Railway beginning July 18
Majority of visitors come from within British Columbia
Officials have asked British Columbians to be careful as they travel this summer
Travel restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic have decimated the tourism and hospitality industries
The Economic Recovery Task Force began meeting weekly on conference calls in April
B.C. has loosened travel guidelines for residents within the province
Board chair urges visitors to respect provincial directives to slow spread of COVID-19
Vernon ski resort recognized for environmental efforts
Sparkling Hill ready to reopen following more than two months of being closed
B.C. money will be split between Vancouver Island and Indigenous tourism
Last year 140 cruise ships brought more than two million visitors to Canadian ports
Bottle drive initially set out to raise $2,000 to feed the animals at the wildlife park
Reduced food court capacity, curb-side pickup program en route
Tourism Week runs from May 24 to 31, 2020
Living in water and being infectious in water are different things
