Tourism

If there’s anyone who understands how to make a stay at a hotel feel like coming home, it’s Khalil Halani. The U.S.-born Halani was raised in the hospitality industry by his Ugandan father who started as a dishwasher in a Vancouver hotel at 13.

Sightseeing boat cruises have been a staple for generations of residents and cottagers living along the shore of Lake Nipissing stretching back to the 1800s.

The province is considering an expansion of the spring black bear hunt pilot it introduced in 2014. On Oct.

Nestled in a copse of trees abutting Algonquin Provincial Park, the yurt is in an idyllic setting.

Sault Ste. Marie will host the Northern Ontario Tourism Summit in November. The second annual tourism summit will take place Nov. 16 to 18 at the Quattro Hotel and Conference Centre .

More than 20 years ago, Nadene and Jordy McBride decided to create a back-to-nature retreat that was a little off-the-beaten path.

A money-losing museum in Kirkland Lake has found new purpose as a state-of-the-art convention centre. Hockey Heritage North is experiencing a rebirth as a popular community gathering place for social, training and corporate events.

Bryce Campbell wants the Copper River Inn & Conference Centre to be the preferred place for meetings and conventions in the Rainy River district of northwestern Ontario.

An Aboriginal training institute is aiming to host large-scale conferences in Kenora by renovating space at a former high school. Seven Generations Education Institute received almost $1.

In an unassuming building in the heart of downtown Timmins’ core sits an alternative in accommodation for the weary traveller looking for something different than a traditional hotel room.