Tourism

In the course of a week, business people can be in their Northern Ontario office, participate in a workshop taking place in South Africa, meet with business partners in Australia, and listen in on a training seminar in South America—all without stepp

At the Copper Kettle Guest House , patrons greet each other by name, gather for family-style dinners in the evenings, and keep returning for the hospitality. It’s a home away from home for weary travellers seeking an alternative to hotels.

Located in a natural setting, the Elk Lake Eco Centre is the ideal spot for small retreats. Whether it is a corporate meeting or a family gathering like a wedding, the whole stay is customized according to what is required.

For conference and convention organizers seeking something different for their attendees, they might consider a visit to the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre . Only in Sault Ste.

The Dryden Regional Training and Cultural Centr e is a high-grade jewel of conference and community space in this rugged industry town in northwestern Ontario. Built in 2004 for $7.

The June ribbon-cutting on a new meeting space at the Canadian Ecology Centre (CEC) stands to enhance the Mattawa-area outdoor learning institute as a unique four-season conference destination.

When Michel Poirier was looking for an industry to get into that combined both his and his son’s talents—they are an electronics engineering technologist and an animator, respectively—one field stood out from the rest: laser projections.

Major renovations have given Dryden 's Best Western Plus, Hotel and Convention Centre a whole new outlook on business.

For years, Lois Nuttall would attend North American motor coach trade shows and listen to endless pitches from tour operators wanting to bring Canadians south to their vacation destination.

A new-and-improved meetings and convention planning guide is providing a much-needed jolt of energy to Thunder Bay's already thriving conference business, said the city's head tourism official.