Hospitality, Marketing & Tourism

Move coincides with opening a new Earls at Brentwood Town Centre

Instead of hopping on a plane to travel, Michael Downie opts for the train. “You have your bedroom, you get three meals a day, and you just look out the window and watch the country go by. You get to experience all of it,” said Downie.

TORONTO — DBRS Morningstar says quick-service restaurants will have an easier time weathering the coming economic storm than full-service restaurants, as rising costs and slowing consumer spending weigh on the already embattled industry.

There are going to be some changes to the system, so make sure to register properly.

One of North America’s largest LGBT2QI+ ski festival is on now through Jan. 29

Nearly 1 in 10 travellers may leave disappointed

BANFF, ALTA. — Banff tourism officials are joining the call for better management of visitor traffic in the most heavily visited parts of the national park.

Travellers who have experienced recent delays and long line-ups at airports might think travel has returned to where it was before the COVID-19 pandemic but new Statistics Canada data show this is not yet the case.

As visitors return to Whistler and the rest of the province, the industry's labour force isn't bouncing back quite as quickly.

A report on new drinking guidance from the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction recommends warning labels be affixed to bottles and cans to inform consumers about serious health risks including cancer, the number and potency of drink servin