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Traveller protection and destination development : policy and guidelines

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The policy guide of the Traveller Protection and Destination Development Act outlines the requirements for affected organizations regarding the collection, remittance, and usage of destination... More ≫

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The policy guide of the Traveller Protection and Destination Development Act outlines the requirements for affected organizations regarding the collection, remittance, and usage of destination marketing fees. The policy guide is part of the goal of Alberta's government to grow the tourism economy to $25B in annual expenditures by 2035, by ensuring that destination marketing fees are collected and spent properly towards activities that boost tourism in various regions in Alberta. The policy guide includes the process for tourism organizations to be authorized to collect, remit and spend destination marketing fees.

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Castle region tourism : strategy for Government of Alberta support of tourism development

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Tourism strategy that identifies Government of Alberta actions to help support the development of the Castle region as a successful sustainable tourism destination, becoming a more significant... More ≫

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Tourism strategy that identifies Government of Alberta actions to help support the development of the Castle region as a successful sustainable tourism destination, becoming a more significant contributor to a diversified economy.

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Tourism development guide : a guide to developing a tourism business, including obtaining the required government approvals and licences

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The Tourism Development Guide is intended to help those interested in starting or expanding a land-based tourism development. Such developments might involve either Crown lands of the provincial... More ≫

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The Tourism Development Guide is intended to help those interested in starting or expanding a land-based tourism development. Such developments might involve either Crown lands of the provincial or federal government or land within the jurisdiction of a municipality or a First Nation. Proponents of these developments should expect to seek approvals through several levels of government. They should also expect to integrate their own development plans with provincial legislation, regional and sub-regional plans, and municipal plans, as well as First Nation uses. This document presents the steps to be taken, the time frames to be expected for reviews, and the places to go for development assistance.

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Tourism opportunities assessment SouthGrow Alberta : individual investment packages

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Identifies land-based commercial tourism development opportunities in the Alberta SouthGrow market area during the study time frame of January to April 2015.

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Dry Island Buffalo Jump Provincial Park and area tourism development plan

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The purpose of the Dry Island Buffalo Jump Provincial Park and Area Tourism Development Plan is to identify tourism development opportunities that will enhance the role of the park as a core... More ≫

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The purpose of the Dry Island Buffalo Jump Provincial Park and Area Tourism Development Plan is to identify tourism development opportunities that will enhance the role of the park as a core tourist attraction and optimize the economic benefits to the surrounding area. Underlying this goal is the imperative to ensure development occurs in the most appropriate places to protect the very resources that make the park unique.

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Building tourism : a resource for development

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Newsletter with information about tourism development activities. Each issue focuses on a specific development theme and includes activities of the Tourism Development Branch.

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Three Sisters Golf Resorts Inc. : recreational & tourism development in the town of Canmore, Alberta - application no. 9103

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This document reported the final cost awards issued by the Natural Resources Conservation Board (NRCB) regarding Application No. 9103 submitted by Three Sisters Golf Resorts Inc. for a... More ≫

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This document reported the final cost awards issued by the Natural Resources Conservation Board (NRCB) regarding Application No. 9103 submitted by Three Sisters Golf Resorts Inc. for a recreational and tourism development in the town of Canmore, Alberta. The project included golf courses, hotels, residential housing and commercial buildings. The NRCB held a public hearing in 1992 to assess the social, economic and environmental impacts of the proposed development. The Board determined eligibility for intervener funding under the NRCB Act and awarded final costs to several directly affected groups, including the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS), Bow Valley Women's Resource Centre, Bow Corridor Organization for Responsible Development (BowCORD), Alberta Wilderness Association (AWA), Bow Valley Naturalists, Trout Unlimited Group and an individual resident. The Board emphasized the importance of coordination among interveners and evaluated the reasonableness of legal and...

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Ecotourism potential in northern Alberta

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This document presented a 1992 study to identify ecotourism potential in northern Alberta. The study defined ecotourism as nature-based travel that contributes to ecosystem conservation and... More ≫

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This document presented a 1992 study to identify ecotourism potential in northern Alberta. The study defined ecotourism as nature-based travel that contributes to ecosystem conservation and involved biophysical and cultural data reviews, interviews with operators and environmental groups, and the development of an evaluation matrix. 22 locations were assessed using criteria such as biodiversity, infrastructure, and community interest. The report recommended six high-potential areas for further development and proposed conceptual product testing. It emphasized community involvement and environmental sensitivity in future planning.

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Waterton tourism study : executive summary

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This report presents an executive summary of the Waterton Tourism Study, which profiles visitors to Waterton Lakes National Park and proposes a marketing strategy. It details the study's... More ≫

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This report presents an executive summary of the Waterton Tourism Study, which profiles visitors to Waterton Lakes National Park and proposes a marketing strategy. It details the study's three-fold purpose: conducting a visitor profile survey, identifying tourism opportunities compatible with the Canadian Parks Service's objectives, and developing a short, medium, and long-term marketing strategy. The report outlines survey methodologies, planning frameworks, and visitor demographics and expenditures. It concludes by identifying target market segments, a core marketing image, and strategic directions aimed at increasing visitation and expenditures, particularly during fall and spring, while maintaining visitor satisfaction.

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Waterton tourism study : marketing strategy

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This report outlines a marketing strategy designed to enhance tourism in Waterton Lakes National Park. It presents an overview of the Park's tourism resources and opportunities, profiles existing... More ≫

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This report outlines a marketing strategy designed to enhance tourism in Waterton Lakes National Park. It presents an overview of the Park's tourism resources and opportunities, profiles existing and potential visitor markets, and details a comprehensive marketing strategy using product, price, place, and promotion adjustments. The strategy aims to maintain high visitor satisfaction and increase visitation and expenditures primarily during the spring and fall seasons, thereby extending the Park's tourism appeal beyond the peak summer months. It also addresses implementation, coordination, and monitoring of these efforts to ensure sustainable tourism growth.

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