On April 8th, we listened to Lesley Robb of Swell Impact | Certified B Corporation who led a workshop on the Basic Sustainability Assessment Tool
We are pleased to introduce our refreshed logo and naming convention, RTO3–Hamilton Halton Brant. As part of our commitment to clear and consistent communication with
RTO3’s Fall 2024 Industry Exchange brought together tourism leaders to explore sustainability and the steps we can take to create a more sustainable future. If you
The Traveller Segmentation Program defines and classifies travelers from Destination Canada’s key target markets—both international and domestic—into seven key segments based on a combination of behavioural values—like trip spend, travel frequency, seasonal preferences and activities—and psychographic factors such as emotional motivations and core travel values.
Great achievements deserve recognition. That’s why we’re proud to present our Regional Tourism Award Recognition Program – celebrating the innovators, collaborators, and changemakers who make
Shaping the Future of Tourism Experiences Made possible through funding from the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev), RTO3 – Hamilton Halton Brant
Destination Canada has announced the launch of four new tourism corridors for 2024, building on the success of last year’s pilot Tourism Corridor Strategy Program. The
RTO3 launches new strategy for regional tourism development.
On Saturday, June 17, 2023, in collaboration with Discover Brantford, Six Nations Tourism, and County of Brant Tourism, Hamilton Halton Brant Regional Tourism Association supported
