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Cranbrook Tourism, a society created and incorporated in 2015, is to market and promote Cranbrook and region as a preferred, year-round destination

AirBnB has a major economic presence in the Kootenays.

Panorama Mountain Resort is a four-season destination resort situated in British Columbia's Purcell Mountains.

The experts at Pulse Boot Lab can fine-tune the fit of your ski boots for a critical improvement in your performance and comfort on the hill.

Business mentorship and volunteer projects make Janet Fraser an influencer in Rossland, B.C.

The new St. Eugene RV Park should attract more visitors to the East Kootenay and create a micro-economy for the region

The Kootenay Rockies Tourism Association and the Thompson-Okanagan Tourism Association (TOTA) will both receive funding from the province.

Improvements at the Trail Regional Airport include a striking new terminal, improved safety, expanded parking and care for the environment.

Eagle Pass Lodge near Revelstoke celebrated the official grand opening of their new day lodge in June 2017

Infrastructure, infill growth and community connectivity are high on the agenda for the Town of Golden.

The hot springs resort is located on the shores of Arrow Lake north of Nakusp and was evidently sold to a lower mainland investor in March or April.

The Board of Directors is made up of a maximum of nine individuals including an Executive Committee of 5 seats, which includes a Past Chair position.

The hotel construction was fast-tracked by Kamloops’ Horizon North, who assembled pre-built modular units to erect the building on a fast-paced schedule.

Todd and Jay Manton have established Mineral Mountain Zipline at Fairmont Hot Springs Resort

The new, community-led visitor information services and amenities hub (VISAH) in Golden, B.C., offers expanded services and conveniences.

“We had pretty aggressive visions of where we wanted to go, and we’re just blowing those away.” —Mike Konkin, Trail Beer Refinery

Andras fills the position that was vacated by Deanne Stevens, who left to take a position at Selkirk College.

The Trail Smoke Eaters hockey team has an upgraded facility and a revitalized fan base along with new club owners.

The annual Classic Car Show & Shine will be held on Friday, September 15th and Saturday, September 16th, 2017.

Trail’s mayor, Mike Martin, described the projects that are underway and the energy and attitude that are widely evident in his city.

The new, social media savvy executive director of Tourism Rossland got there via Hungary, the U.S., and Canada’s Northwest Territories.

A family-run rafting company, Apex Rafting is owned by Ralph and Debbie Koerber.

A major construction project is underway at Fort Steele Heritage Town, near Cranbrook, with the historic Windsor Hotel undergoing sweeping interior renovations.

With the FBC Tasting Room proving increasingly popular over the past couple of years, it became clear that a revamped and larger space was required.

Some of these Kootenay adventures are unique to a community, many are widely available and all are wildly popular with locals and visitors.

See a collection of exceptional photos from the 3rd annual Kimberley Medieval Festival

The beautiful, thriving St. Eugene Resort was created by a First Nation inspired in its struggle to recover from its imposed history.

Construction on the new restaurant is slated to begin soon, with a projected opening in early 2018.

The Cube Hotel in Revelstoke strikes a balance between budget, comfort, sustainability and originality

Satisfy your sweet cravings at Aw Sweet Candy Co. in Fairmont Hot Springs.

Island Lake Lodge held its first annual Untamed Kootenays Culinary Event in Fernie

The first monthly community breakfast courtesy of Soulfood restaurant in Cranbrook is all about strengthening community spirit.

Koocanusa Village is launching with new ownership and management

The culture of Area A, Central Kootenay, is based on activities in nature and the creativity and warmth of the people in its small communities.

The Nelson & District Chamber of Commerce has a full agenda, including advocacy, research, collaboration, planning and support implementation.

People want to live in a culturally relevant location—it’s a big part of the reason professionals come to live and work in Nelson. —Sydney Black

Shy? Bored? Need a conversation starter? Sit down to a game from the Board Room’s library, and you’re good to go.

“I think passionate people can get a lot done if you just give them some appropriate direction and let them run with their ideas.” —Jen Comer

John Bowden of Nelson, B.C., is working to make group bicycle touring the next big thing in his region.

Joy Barrett combines creativity and hard-headed business sense in her work as cultural development officer for the City of Nelson, B.C.

Upgraded esthetics and conveniences meet Nelson’s current needs while distinctive, historic architecture gives the city its timeless charm.

The folks at the St. Eugene Mission near Cranbrook have teamed up with KOA (Kampgrounds of America) to construct a new luxury RV park at the resort.

A second Business Excellence Award for Fairmont Creek Property Rentals confirms its clients’ appreciation and confidence.

In this, Canada’s 150th anniversary year, the visitor centre in Radium Hot Springs is welcoming an unprecedented number of tourists.

Focusing on the phrase, 'What's Your Rush?', this campaign is designed to excite the consumer with an array of activities.

Twelve superb Canadian and U.S. college baseball teams will compete in Grand Forks, B.C., from June 27 to July 2, 2017.

Owners of BC ziplining company & Fairmont Hot Springs Resort work together to bring high-flying fun to the East Kootenays.

Susan Clovechok supports the vision of the Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce to have a thriving economy and an engaged business community.

Good communication, multi-generational involvement, creativity and fun are the tools of the Grand Forks Downtown Business Association.

The Valley Zip Line Adventures site is in an ideal location, situated just off of Highway 93/95 and a major route for tourism.