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TIAO Delivers New Tourism Strategy to Queen’s Park

Vicky Stringer

The Tourism Industry Association of Ontario (TIAO) presented its bold Forward Motionstrategy (2025–2030) and key policy recommendations to provincial leaders, aiming to supercharge Ontario’s visitor economy with 4% annual spending growth and 35,000 new jobs by decade’s end. Key Highlights Why Niagara Wins Big Niagara stands to gain massively from provincial marketing muscle, better regional air…

The Tourism Industry Association of Ontario (TIAO) presented its bold Forward Motionstrategy (2025–2030) and key policy recommendations to provincial leaders, aiming to supercharge Ontario’s visitor economy with 4% annual spending growth and 35,000 new jobs by decade’s end.

Key Highlights

  • Forward Motion roadmap boosts marketing, workforce resilience, infrastructure, and sustainability.
  • Policy wins target enhanced provincial marketing, Indigenous tourism funding, event bids, and workforce pathways.
  • Tourism positioned as economic powerhouse amid uneven recovery and global pressures.

Why Niagara Wins Big

Niagara stands to gain massively from provincial marketing muscle, better regional air service, and workforce solutions—driving more international visitors to our world-famous attractions, wineries, and adventure hotspots!

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TIAO Brings New Provincial Tourism Strategy to Queen’s Park

About TIAO
The Tourism Industry Association of Ontario (TIAO) is the collective voice of Ontario’s tourism sector. Through research, consultation, and advocacy, TIAO champions policies that strengthen competitiveness, sustainability, and growth for destinations like Niagara Falls.

Vicky Stringer

Vicky Stringer

Vicky Stringer serves as Partnership Development lead at Chapter Six, where she excels at forging connections that elevate Niagara’s vibrant business community. As a proud Destination Niagara ambassador, she passionately links local operators with visitors and residents alike, amplifying unforgettable experiences from thrilling adventures to hidden gems.

Niagara Region: Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to visit for fewer crowds?

Weekday mornings outside peak summer and holiday weekends are typically quieter. Shoulder seasons (late spring and early fall) balance weather and crowd levels.

Do I need a passport to cross the border for viewpoints?

Crossing between Canada and the United States requires valid travel documents. Many experiences stay on one side—check your itinerary before you go.

Are the trails and gorge viewpoints family-friendly?

Many paths are accessible with proper footwear, but some gorge routes include stairs and uneven stone. Review trail notes and posted advisories before heading out.

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