The Government of Canada announced over $1.3 million in funding for 11 tourism organizations in the Niagara Region and surrounding areas to expand and diversify their offerings, aiming to attract more visitors. The investment supports a variety of projects, including the development of Indigenous tourism experiences, new exhibits, and facility improvements, contributing to a more…
The Government of Canada announced over $1.3 million in funding for 11 tourism organizations in the Niagara Region and surrounding areas to expand and diversify their offerings, aiming to attract more visitors. The investment supports a variety of projects, including the development of Indigenous tourism experiences, new exhibits, and facility improvements, contributing to a more vibrant and inclusive tourism sector.
For the full release and list of awarded projects, please visit HERE.
Weekday mornings outside peak summer and holiday weekends are typically quieter. Shoulder seasons (late spring and early fall) balance weather and crowd levels.
Crossing between Canada and the United States requires valid travel documents. Many experiences stay on one side—check your itinerary before you go.
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.
We work closely with many great businesses, destinations and attractions in the Region. This month we’re sharing sharing one of our favourite picturesque towns: Niagara-on-the-Lake!…
Late spring and the start of summer is THE time to visit the Niagara Region. The falls are a bright blue with sunny skies above and…
Image of Artwork by Peter Cheung. Presented by Rookleys Canadian Art in partnership with Fort Erie Racetrack, the event brings together over…