Five years later, the former white collar couple from Birmingham has not regretted the decision to retire to the comfort of a camper mounted on a pickup truck and venture across the world.
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Yellowknife’s landmark Wildcat Café is a bit longer and a little taller, but even after a $500,000 reconstruction the old log cabin still oozes rustic charm that draws tourists to Old Town.
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Aboriginal tourism company operators and government representatives are well on their way to defining “cultural tourism” and building a long-term plan for what they hope will become a sustainable business opportunity in the Northwest Territories.
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The federal government is making a multi-year investment to enhance tourism in the Northwest Territories and increase visits by Canadian and international tourists to the territory, the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor) has announced.
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“Unexpected. Unforgettable.” This is the new slogan of the Town of Fort Smith’s marketing and branding plan, unveiled for the first time last Wednesday evening at the Northern Life Museum by the tourism advisory board (TTAB) and K2 Communications.
READ MOREThe town of Fort Smith presented its new marketing and branding strategy to the local business community at a breakfast Sunday morning in the recreation centre gymnasium.
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