Alliance Of Beverage Licensees
About ABLE BC
The Alliance of Beverage Licensees (ABLE BC) is the voice of British Columbia’s bars, pubs, and private liquor stores. A non-profit organization funded by membership dues, their mission is to help your liquor business succeed. On behalf of their 1,000 members, they work with all levels of government to create business-friendly policies and enhance private sector opportunities.
Canada’s Lgbt+ Chamber Of Commerce (CGLCC)
About CGLCC
Canada is home to over 100,000 2SLGBTQI+-owned businesses. These businesses generate over $22 billion in economic activity and employ over 435,000 Canadians. In other words, 2SLGBTQI+ business is big business. However, 2SLGBTQI+ entrepreneurs still face barriers. Nearly half have hidden who they were in business dealings to avoid losing opportunities, and more than a third have lost opportunities due to being 2SLGBTQI+. There is a growing number of organizations looking to change these stats – one connection at a time. A community of 2SLGBTQI+ businesses, government liaisons and even diverse procurement practices are helping tip the scales. CGLCC is a coalition of all of these positive forces advocating for change to make a more inclusive Canadian economy possible. They do this by bringing people together, and highlighting the right resources for 2SLGBTQI+ entrepreneurs to be even more successful.
Destination Campbell River
About Destination Campbell River
Destination Campbell River is the official destination marketing organization (DMO) that exists to promote Campbell River & Region on behalf of the City of Campbell River and local tourism stakeholders. Supported by Destination Think!, the global experts in modern destination marketing, committed staff works locally in Campbell River to promote the development and marketing of our community, focusing on tourism marketing and services, and work with the Regional DMO (Tourism Vancouver Island) and Provincial DMO (Destination BC) to leverage programs and partnerships that grow visitation to the region.
Destination Campbell River promotes the North Central Vancouver Island region to external tourism markets; using innovative destination marketing techniques, across multi-media platforms to promote the vibrant coastal community of Campbell River and Region, including Gold River, Sayward, Tahsis, Zeballos, Quadra Island, Cortes Island, as well as the Discovery Islands archipelago.
Destination Osoyoos
About Destination Osoyoos
Destination Osoyoos is a Destination Marketing Organization that promotes the beautiful Resort Municipality of Osoyoos, BC. Destination Osoyoos is a non-profit organization governed by a local volunteer Board of Directors, which works closely and collaboratively with the Town of Osoyoos, the Regional District Okanagan-Similkameen, Destination BC, tourism stakeholders, and organizations to support the economic, physical, social and cultural well-being of Osoyoos.
Destination Vancouver
About Destination Vancouver
Destination Vancouver has been marketing Vancouver as a destination for leisure, meeting and event travel for over 100 years. They are a not-for-profit association representing over 800 tourism related businesses. They work with their members and industry partners to attract visitors to the region, encourage them to stay longer, and ensure they return time and again. Destination Vancouver’s main goal is to support Vancouver’s tourism industry in developing their experiences and promoting Vancouver in target Canadian, US, and international markets.
Go2HR
About Go2HR
go2HR is BC’s tourism and hospitality human resource and health & safety association. go2HR empowers and equips employers with complete human resources and health & safety management programs designed to support strong business performance. Their programs offer tools, information, and consulting services to elevate employers’ human resources and health and safety practices. They also offer education and training for current and future workforces. Finally, they work as a resource to inform government, stakeholders, and communities on labour market conditions and strategies in relations to the tourism and hospitality sectors in BC.
Hospitality Industrial Relations (HIR)
About HIR
HIR originated as an arm of the British Columbia Hotel’s Association (BCHA). Its role was solely focused on acting as the bargaining agent for BCHA members in collective agreement negotiations. In 1987, HIR was incorporated as a society and has since been committed to helping businesses in the hospitality sector maintain great labour relations with their employees and unions. Today HIR serves its members through collective agreement negotiation, advice and guidance on all aspects of collective agreement administration, education seminars, advocacy at the Labour Relations Board, grievance procedures, and arbitration hearings. HIR has a team of labour relations professionals that guide owners, managers and supervisors to better results. In addition to the core services of bargaining and representing employers at arbitrations, mediation and grievance procedures, HIR has:
- Training opportunities targeted at people managers in hospitality
- Assistance with WorkSafeBC issues
- Assistance with disability claims and attendance management
- Assistance with all employee issues – big and small
Indigenous Tourism BC (ITBC)
About ITBC
Indigenous Tourism BC (ITBC) is a non-profit, Stakeholder-based organization committed to the continued growth of a sustainable, authentic and culturally rich Indigenous tourism industry in British Columbia. Tourism is the second highest earning industry in British Columbia, giving Indigenous tourism outfitters new opportunities for economic development and the chance to share living Indigenous languages, cultures, and traditions. Authentic Indigenous tourism experiences top the list for visitors to Canada and offer ways to learn about Indigenous cultures in BC, contribute to vibrant, healthy Indigenous economies and communities, and gain intimate experiences that deepen your connection to people, land, and wildlife.
Nanaimo Hospitality Association
About Nanaimo Hospitality Association
Nanaimo is the perfect home base for a Vancouver Island sojourn, whether it’s business or leisure. From this lovely city nestled between mountains and sea amid a lush rain forest, you can enjoy its charms and take daily excursions to many of the other wonderful attractions on Vancouver Island. The members of Nanaimo Hospitality Association will do everything they can to make you and your people truly welcome. As you will see on their membership page, Nanaimo offers an array of lodgings, from elegant hotels to charming B&Bs to campgrounds surrounded by nature. For conventions, conferences, sporting events or corporate outings, you will find the perfect facilities that will meet all your needs.
Northern Bc Tourism Association
About Northern BC Tourism Association
Northern BC Tourism Association (NBCTA) works to develop, support, and sustain the tourism sector in northern BC and is one of six regional destination management organizations in the province. NBCTA is a non-profit association led by a board of directors elected by industry, and works collaboratively with the provincial government and Destination BC, a Provincial Crown Corporation, to advance the tourism sector
Revelstoke Accommodation Association
About Revelstoke Accommodation Association
The Revelstoke Accommodation Association (RAA) is a not-for-profit society that manages the MRDT funding for the City of Revelstoke under the consumer facing name of Tourism Revelstoke. The City of Revelstoke has designated the RAA to oversee the management, governance and administration, including marketing and destination management efforts supported by MRDT funds. Tourism Revelstoke is a member driven Destination Marketing Organization (DMO). It is governed by a board of directors and led by an executive director and staff team. Tourism Revelstoke works in close collaboration with the City of Revelstoke, the Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce, and tourism stakeholders.
Soap For Hope Canada
About Soap For Hope Canada
Soap for Hope Canada collect and repurpose hotel hygiene products, linens, and lost & found which would otherwise end up in landfills. They transform these discarded products and distribute them to people in need. By supporting Soap for Hope Canada, you contribute to the reduction of waste and the well-being of people in need. Hotels can join their Caring Community Partner program. Individuals can get involved by making a financial contribution, donating hygiene products or volunteering time.
Tourism Fernie
About Tourism Fernie
Tourism Fernie is a non-profit society and destination marketing and management organization (DMO). Tourism Fernie’s purpose is to execute effective tourism marketing, programs and projects that sustainably increase and manage local tourism revenue, visitation and economic benefits for Fernie and surrounding area. Tourism Fernie has 5 staff and is governed by a board of nine directors who represent the local and area tourism industry.
Tourism Industry Association Of BC (TIA BC)
About TIA BC
TIABC advocates for the interests of British Columbia’s $22.3 billion visitor economy (normalized year). As a not-for-profit tourism industry association, TIABC works collaboratively with its members – private sector tourism businesses, industry associations and destination marketing organizations – to ensure the best working environment for a competitive tourism industry. TIABC’s Vision is for the tourism industry to be recognized as one of British Columbia’s leading and sustainable industries. As the primary advocate for BC’s visitor economy, TIABC unites operators, sectors, DMOs, government and residents to support and be passionate about making this province a great place for tourism.
Tourism Industry Association Of The Yukon (TIA Yukon)
About TIA Yukon
TIA Yukon is the visitor industry association forging a common voice and actions to influence, promote and assist the development of tourism in the Yukon. For almost 50 years, TIA Yukon has been the voice of the Yukon’s tourism industry. The TIA Yukon membership is vast and diverse representing tourism businesses from six sectors: Tours & Attraction; Arts, Sports and Events; Transportation; Travel Services; Accommodations; and Food & Beverage. As a membership-based organization, TIA Yukon is constantly striving to better serve their members.
Tourism Kelowna
About Tourism Kelowna
Tourism Kelowna is a not-for-profit society that is governed by the tourism industry stakeholders through an elected Board of Directors. It is a leading destination management organization that supports Kelowna and the Central Okanagan as a sustainable, four-season destination that attracts visitors from around the world. Tourism Kelowna collaborates with tourism businesses in Kelowna and the Central Okanagan to create a tourism economy that is sustainable and welcoming for both visitors and residents. In Kelowna, you will explore, sip, play, and be fully centred when you find yourself surrounded by the best the Okanagan Valley has to offer, all within easy reach.
Tourism Prince George
About Tourism Prince George
Tourism Prince George is your gateway to exploring the vibrant city nestled in the heart of British Columbia. Discover breathtaking wilderness, captivating cultural experiences, and a wide range of outdoor adventures. Whether you’re seeking outdoor thrills, cultural attractions, or simply a relaxing getaway, Prince George has it all.
Travel Penticton Society
About Travel Penticton Society
Travel Penticton is a Destination Marketing Organization (DMO), charged with the task of providing marketing and awareness to potential travelers on a regional, provincial, national and international level. The purpose of Travel Penticton is to support and market the tourism destination of Penticton and Penticton Metropolitan area in a sustainable manner that strengthens the local economy and enriches the quality of life. Travel Penticton looks to increase regional, provincial, national and international visitor awareness of Penticton and area. Travel Penticton is charged with the responsibility to put ‘heads on beds’ and promote longer stays, more frequent visitation for incremental visitation and revenue.