The Aboriginal Tourism Association of British Columbia is a non-profit, membership-based organization that is committed to growing and promoting a sustainable, culturally rich Aboriginal tourism indus [..]

Outdoor activities that present the participant with risk and challenge. Adventure tourism is divided into two types: hard adventure and soft adventure.

A limited number of airplane seats to which a special fare has been assigned. This percentage may change depending upon how quickly seats are selling on the flight. Capacity also refers to the abil [..]

Approved Destination Status (ADS) is a bilateral tourism arrangement between the Chinese Government and a foreign destination. Countries with ADS status are permitted by China to host Chinese tourists [..]

Statistical unit used to measure a hotel's pricing scale. Figure derived by dividing actual daily revenue by the total number of available rooms.

Accommodation that is generally family owned and managed, accommodates three to ten groups per night, and includes a family-style breakfast.

In transportation, an agreement between two countries that often deals with the number of flights permitted from each country into a specific airport, which includes the size and capacity of the airpl [..]

Canada’s national tourism marketing organization. Its vision is to compel the world to explore Canada. Along with partners in the tourism industry and all levels of government, it advertises and marke [..]

One of the six tourism regions designated by Destination British Columbia, the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast stretches from the wildness of the Pacific Coast to the rolling Cariboo Mountains, with forests, [..]

Sometimes referred to as Destination Marketing Organizations (DMOs), CVB’s are umbrella organizations that represent a city or urban area in the solicitation and servicing of all types of travellers t [..]