| Aboriginal Tourism Association BC | | Aboriginal Tourism Association BC | The Aboriginal Tourism Association of British Columbia (ATBC) is a non-profit, membership-based organization that is committed to growing and promoting a sustainable, culturally rich Aboriginal tourism industry. Through training, information resources, networking opportunities and co-operative marketing programs, ATBC is a one-stop resource for First Nations entrepreneurs and communities in British Columbia who are operating or looking to start a tourism business. | http://www.aboriginalbc.com/, http://www.aboriginalbc.com/ | | |
| Burnaby Board of Trade | | Burnaby Board of Trade | The Burnaby Board of Trade is Burnaby’s pre-eminent business association. Embracing diversity, we welcome organizations within all sectors and sizes of our global business community and foster a sustainable business environment by facilitating business success through networking, education, advocacy and economic development. Through our vision and leadership, we facilitate a collaborative community model involving business, not-for-profits, academia, citizens and all levels of government. | http://www.bbot.ca/, http://www.bbot.ca/ | | |
| Richmond Chamber of Commerce | | Richmond Chamber of Commerce | The Richmond Chamber of Commerce is a broad-based non-profit membership association, celebrating over 80 years of commitment to make Richmond the most prosperous and favourable place to do business. It serves as catalyst and unifying body for the driving forces of the Richmond economy and is actively engaged in key sectors of economic development. In this spirit, the Richmond Chamber of Commerce promotes the development of a strong, proud, representative and committed membership. | http://www.richmondchamber.ca/, http://www.richmondchamber.ca/ | | |
| Surrey Board of Trade | | Surrey Board of Trade | The Surrey Board of Trade (Chamber of Commerce), as a business organization, has been serving the community of Surrey since 1918. The Surrey Board of Trade ranks as one of the three largest chambers/boards of trade in B.C., and represents 3,000 business contacts. There are approximately 129 Chambers of Commerce in the province. The average Chamber membership is under 500. | http://www.businessinsurrey.com/, http://www.businessinsurrey.com/ | | |
| Tourism BC | | Tourism BC | Tourism British Columbia, in the Ministry of Tourism, Trade and Investment for the Province of British Columbia, is recognized as a leader in tourism marketing and development, responsible for marketing the Super, Natural British Columbia ® brand to the world. | http://www.hellobc.com/, http://www.hellobc.com/ | | |
| Tourism Burnaby | | Tourism Burnaby | Tourism Burnaby is a non-profit destination marketing organization whose purpose is to support tourism promotional activities in order to increase visitation to the city. As part of its mandate, Tourism Burnaby is responsible for marketing, promoting and selling the city as a site for corporate meetings, pleasure travel, cultural, sports and special events. The organization was incorporated on October 25, 2004 under the Society Act of British Columbia. | http://www.tourismburnaby.com/, www.tourismburnaby.com | | |
| Tourism Langley | | Tourism Langley | Tourism Langley is a Destination Management Organization (D.M.O.), and not-for-profit society, governed by an independent Board of Directors who is mandated to deliver effective marketing strategies that will generate increased visitation, extended stays, more revenues and increased daily expenditures for businesses in the City and Township of Langley. | http://www.tourism-langley.ca/, http://www.tourism-langley.ca/ | | |
| Tourism Maple Ridge Pitt Meadows | | Tourism Maple Ridge Pitt Meadows | Our communities’ approach to tourism development is based on the fundamental principle that any tourism initiatives, and the industry as a whole, must benefit our communities from an economic, environmental, and social standpoint. Our current primary visitor markets are the western United States, Alberta and other parts of BC. By capitalizing on our diverse offerings of outdoor experience and other broad-based opportunities together with our close proximity to Vancouver, the potential for exponential tourism growth in both communities is outstanding. | http://www.mapleridge-pittmeadows.com/, http://www.mapleridge-pittmeadows.com/ | | |
| Tourism New Westminster | | Tourism New Westminster | “To provide visitors with an exciting and distinct tourism experience that highlights the City’s arts, heritage, culture and the Fraser River.” Our organization is a dedicated group of community stakeholders who have banded together to promote New Westminster as a tourist destination. Come visit the Visitor Information Centre located at the Fraser River Discovery Centre (788 Quayside Drive). Tourism New Westminster is funded by its stakeholders and the City of New Westminster. | http://www.tourismnewwestminster.com/, http://www.tourismnewwestminster.com/ | | |
| Tourism Richmond | | Tourism Richmond | Tourism Richmond is a non-profit, membership driven organization whose mandate is to position and market Richmond, British Columbia as a visitor destination. Currently there are over 230 members associated with Tourism Richmond, plus a voting board of up to 18 Directors and five Standing Committees. | http://www.tourismrichmond.com/, http://www.tourismrichmond.com | | |
| Tourism Surrey | | Tourism Surrey | Tourism Surrey is an independent, non-profit organization, governed by a volunteer Board of Directors various sectors of the tourism industry. Tourism Surrey’s ultimate goal is to increase awareness of tourism opportunities in Surrey and increase the number of overnight visitors to Surrey. Tourism Surrey promotes the many benefits of our city to sporting event planners, meeting and convention organizers, and tour group operators. Surrey is eager to attract large-scale sporting and cultural events, as well as large business and visitors groups. | http://www.tourismsurrey.com/, http://www.tourismsurrey.com/ | | |
| Tourism Vancouver | | Tourism Vancouver | Tourism Vancouver's vision is to be the global leader in destination sales, marketing and visitor experiences. Tourism Vancouver's focus is on building exceptional customer relationships. Our primary customers are meeting planners, travel influencers, travel media and independent tourists. Our efforts generate demand for the destination, thereby creating value for members and stakeholders. Innovation, partnership, research and accountability guide our approach. | http://www.tourismvancouver.com/, http://www.tourismvancouver.com/ | | |
| Tourism White Rock | | Tourism White Rock | The Tourism White Rock Association is a destination marketing organization for the City of White Rock. The organization is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of nine members that represent a cross section of tourism and community stakeholders. | http://www.tourismwhiterock.com/, http://www.tourismwhiterock.com/ | | |
| Vancouver Board of Trade | | Vancouver Board of Trade | For more than 100 years, The Vancouver Board of Trade has helped businesses of all sizes to grow and prosper. Our mission is to work in the enlightened interest of our members to promote, enhance and facilitate the development of the region as a Pacific centre for trade, commerce and travel. The Board strives to enable and empower its members to succeed, grow and prosper in the global economy | http://www.boardoftrade.com/, http://www.boardoftrade.com/ | | |
| Vancouvers North Shore Tourism | | Vancouvers North Shore Tourism | Vancouver's North Shore-West Vancouver and North Vancouver collectively-is a scenic suburb of Vancouver, and 10 minutes from its centre accessed via two bridges and a SeaBus. Here on Vancouver's North Shore you'll find the best of all worlds: nature and city in harmony. From towering evergreens, year-round mountain top adventures, water sports, hiking, skiing, golf, and mountain biking to diverse arts and culture, the best in dining, and a wide range of accommodation, Vancouver's North Shore is unmatched. | http://www.vancouversnorthshore.com/, http://www.vancouversnorthshore.com/ | | |