2022 Resident Survey Shows Continued Support of Tourism

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In November 2022, Tourism Kelowna completed its annual resident survey to collect feedback about the tourism industry and Tourism Kelowna as an organization. The information collected from this survey allows us to monitor overall satisfaction and engagement, and spot trends or identify any items needing further attention or consideration…

Your Feedback Matters: Participate in Tourism Kelowna's Annual Member Survey

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Every year, Tourism Kelowna distributes a survey to its voting members to measure their overall satisfaction with the organization's programs and services. This survey provides businesses with the opportunity to share their feedback and views with our team, which in turn helps us make strategic and tactical changes that directly impact their needs. …

2022 Industry Indicators Update and Forecast

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Performance measures for January to June 2022 indicate that Kelowna and the Central Okanagan’s tourism industry has performed well in the first half of the year. Overall, industry indicators have increased compared to the last two years (during the COVID-19 pandemic) and are close to 2019, which was our highest, benchmark year. While we are confident about the forecast for the second half of 2022 and into 2023, we continue to closely monitor national economic conditions that may impact consumer spending and travel behaviour. …

Work Continues on Tourism Destination Development Plan

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Generating over $2B in economic activity for our community, tourism is an integral part of our economy. Our region's diverse activities and attractions, along with the area's natural beauty, often convert visitors into new residents. To ensure the Central Okanagan remains beautiful and accessible for travellers and residents alike, Tourism Kelowna is working to manage our visitation and plan the future of tourism in our community.  …

2021 Summer Industry Indicators and Fall Forecast

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The tourism industry remains committed to protecting its members and customers by following public health orders and guidelines. There is no doubt, however, that the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions and a record-breaking number of wildfires created numerous challenges for tourism businesses this past summer, some of which have continued into the fall season…