The Tourism Industry Association of Alberta hosted its final tourism town hall in Lethbridge, Sarah Jones has more on the discussions looking to support travel in southern Alberta.
The Tourism Industry Association of Alberta hosted its final provincial town hall in Lethbridge on Tuesday. Sarah Jones has more on the round table discussions that look to increase and support travel in southern Alberta.It was the last stop for the Tourism Industry Association of Alberta as they wrapped up their provincial tourism town hall series in Lethbridge.
“We’re here today to discuss the tourism potential of the Medicine Hat and Lethbridge region along the Highway 3 corridor and ensure that all tourism operators within the region know and understand the opportunities ahead of them,” said Karlos. The previous four stops were in Fort McMurray, Calgary, Edmonton, and Red Deer where tourism partners gathered to discuss opportunities for growth in their respective regions.last year on local sentiment for visitation, Lethbridge and Medicine Hat region actually had the highest proportion of residents who would welcome visitors to their community at 88 per cent,” explained Karlos.
“You know, how do we get those tour buses and move them more around the region so that everyone benefits,” shared Crane. “It’s that working together that is so important and leads to everyone benefitting.”
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