From Ottawa Bluesfest to Saunders Farm Frightfest, festival organizers in Ottawa are promising a vibrant 2026 season thanks in part to a $1-million pot of funding injected into their sector this year.
Ottawa Tourism representatives have met with selected restaurateurs and chefs and discussed the possibility that Michelin Guide inspectors could evaluate the city’s top eateries. The meeting took ...
Ottawa Tourism has launched a new tourism assistant, a gamified, learning chatbot named Faya. Faya offers a fun, new, and interactive approach to exploring the museums, cultural sites, and outdoor ...
Ottawa Tourism is booming, like many destinations in Canada, due to international travelers preferring Canada over the United States of America. With significant new investments in Ottawa venues, ...
During IMEX America, Ottawa, Canada’s Capital will be highlighting its continuous efforts in bolstering responsible tourism, particularly when it comes to large-scale business events, conferences and ...
Local news about the companies, people and issues that impact business in Ottawa and beyond delivered to your email inbox. According to the president and CEO of Ottawa Tourism, 2025 was a banner year ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A capacity crowd took in the performance as Green Day headlined Bluesfest on Friday, July 18, 2025. (Credit: JULIE OLIVER) From ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Adam Vettorel, chef/co-owner, inside North & Navy on Nepean Street. (Credit: TONY CALDWELL) Ottawa Tourism representatives have ...
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