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People seem to like the concept of a self-service visitor centre.

Lloyd Ferguson, owner of Totem Travel, started by handwriting airline tickets for his father—39 years later he still loves the industry.

The new clubhouse at Greywolf Golf Course will open before the end of the 2014 season, and will operate from Thursday to Sunday through the winter.

Aaron and Kim Bernasconi infuse their award-winning business in Golden, B.C., with pride and passion.

Funds from the Province’s Resort Municipality Initiative will be used to make the attractions of Golden, B.C., more inviting and available.

Thermal updrafts in the mountains and valleys around Golden, B.C., offer exciting recreational opportunities for foot-launched pilots.

Kaslo-based Stellar Heliskiing unveiled their new website in mid-July.

Ken Fisher has announced his retirement effective Friday, July 4th, 2014.

Howard Street is proving to be an ideal spot for the new Kimberley Farmers Market.

Eureka Rural Development Partners is hosting the first Cross Border Golf Tournament on July 25th and 26th.

Montana state representative serving Eureka and surrounding areas, has a dilemma on his hands.

Elizabeth Lake Lodge included in the Top 25 hotels in Canada for TripAdvisor's Best Service Category!

Next time you’re in Creston, make time to stop at Tigz Tea Hut, where you can browse from a selection of locally made gift items, high-quality teas and more.

Local businesses helped make this Sam Steele Days project a reality.

City of Nelson and area received great exposure through a nice five page article and photo feature in the well-read magazine.

Communities in B.C.'s Columbia Valley are working together to promote cultural tourism and socio-economic health for their region.

Fifty years after it began as a 20-unit motel in 1964, Fairmont Hot Springs Resort is a world-famous, world-class destination resort.

Hiking and fly-fishing enthusiasts, along with corporate and social event groups, keep Island Lake Lodge near Fernie, B.C., busy during the summer months.

Twenty-four year veteran of the popular Whitewater Ski Resort near Nelson, Anne Pigeon is no longer with the company.

Hiring students studying in the tourism and resort management field has worked well for Ainsworth Hot Springs Resort.

January and February have been busy in the media department at Kootenay Rockies Tourism and we’ve had a number of exciting press trips throughout the region.

Beer Goggles is set to become one of the largest festivals of its kind in eastern B.C.

Hector Sandoval of Creston won $10,000 with his winning Rainbow Trout.

CMH Heli-Skiing and Summer Adventures was honoured with prestigious award.

The visitor centre and economic development agencies in Revelstoke, B.C., are in a new home—still under one roof, but in a bigger and better location.

The Columbia River Treaty affects flood protection, power generation, water management, ecology, and the area we call home—and now it’s up for review.

City of Trail will be proceeding with the purchase of the Trail Regional Airport.

Wapiti ski hill in Elkford, B.C., is 40 years old and looking at expansion and development into a year-round attraction.

This past September, Fairmont Hot Springs welcomed RVers from across western Canada for the 9th RVwest Rally

Kathy Cooper, long-time team member at Kootenay Rockies Tourism, is the newly appointed CEO of the organization.

Tristen Chernove, managing director at Canadian Rockies International Airport, applauds the new daily flight between Cranbrook and Kelowna, British Columbia.

New snow guns at Panorama Resort.

Pacific Coastal Airlines now provides daily non-stop flights between Cranbrook and Kelowna, B.C.

Daniel Kellie, direct from Sydney, Australia is the new owner at Revelstoke’s Glacier House Resort.

The Recreational Fisheries Conservation Partnerships Program is funding initiatives that help in the productivity and sustainability of recreational fishing.

Marsha Walden appointed as Destination British Columbia's inaugural Chief Executive Officer.

The Powder Highway website and the reach of social media have leveraged the attraction of B.C.'s Kootenay Rockies region as a snow-sport destination.

Joe Hockley, Dennis Hockley and Jody McInnes have exciting plans for the elegant and luxurious Cherry Creek Estate near Cranbrook, B.C.

This adventure tourism program could teach new riders and tour guides all they need to know.

The Best Community Tourism Initiative – Winner Nelson/ Kootenay Lake Tourism, Red Mountain Resort, Tourism Rossland and Whitewater Resort

Two new tourism awards were handed out at the recent Annual General Meeting of Kootenay Rockies Tourism held in Rossland.

From mining community to Bavarian City of the Rockies to “A good place to be,” Kimberley’s image is keeping up with the times.

As managing director of Cranbrook's Key City Theatre, Gerard Gibbs is formulating a plan to have a full house for every theatre performance.

Steve Paccagnan will join Panorama Mountain Village effective November 4, 2013 as the new president and CEO.

Columbia Basin Trust to host event celebrating local culture and entertainment Saturday, October 19, 2013, from 8 to 10:30 p.m., at Wynndel Hall in Creston.

Effective Monday, November 18, 2013 Pacific Coastal Airlines announced the addition of a new regularly scheduled non-stop service between Cranbrook and Kelowna.

Retiree golfers mix with up-and-coming hockey players during the shoulder season at Fairmont Hot Springs Resort.

District of Invermere council wants to keep residents happy and involved in community events and activities.

Backroad Mapbooks celebrates its 20th anniversary with an updated West Kootenay Outdoor Recreation Map.

Formerly known as the Winston Lodge and Saloon, Golden's Winston Lodge & Spa and the Kicking Horse Saloon have adopted more than just new monikers.