Meet the Tourism Kelowna Team: Carla Bechard
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Four years ago—on April 1, 2018, to be exact—Carla Bechard arrived in Kelowna after packing up and making the move from her home province of Saskatchewan…
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Four years ago—on April 1, 2018, to be exact—Carla Bechard arrived in Kelowna after packing up and making the move from her home province of Saskatchewan…
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Keeping Kelowna top of mind with potential visitors continued through the month of May with placements in key provincial, national, and international outlets.…
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The spring season has seen Kelowna garner more great media placements spanning a number of destination highlights; outdoor adventures, family travel, culture, wine, and nightlife…
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It’s been another excellent month of media coverage for Kelowna. Here is a look at some of the coverage placed in March…
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February saw another strong month of coverage for Kelowna as a visit-worthy destination, with much to explore year round…
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Looking back at the past two months, here's a small sample of nearly 50 earned media placements showcasing Kelowna as a travel-worthy destination, which reached an audience of almost 10 million…
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As November winds down, here’s a selection of (the more than 20) media placements Kelowna has garnered this month as a result of our earned-media strategy…
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Tourism Kelowna enacts a number of marketing tactics in an effort to drive travellers to Kelowna and encourage visitor spending and participation in many destination activities and attractions. Our earned-media strategy works to showcase Kelowna as an urban, lakeside, culinary capital, surrounded by agriculture and natural beauty, perfect for year-round exploration…
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Last month, our Tourism Kelowna media relations team attended the annual Tourism Media Association of Canada (TMAC) Conference and AGM…
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Catherine Frechette At the end of the summer Tourism Kelowna will be saying goodbye to Catherine…
Kelowna is situated on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the syilx/Okanagan people