BCTCRI: Project Three Snapshot Series

TIABC & 4TVI/Peter O'Hara

Snapshot Series

Sub-provincial reports from the first-ever Tourism Climate Adaptation and Environmental Sustainability Business Survey have been developed for sub-regions where sufficient participation allowed for meaningful analysis. These reports enable tourism businesses to benchmark their sustainability and climate adaptation efforts against the provincial average.

Sub-sector reports have also been developed where enough responses were received from specific tourism sectors, providing valuable insights to support businesses in assessing and improving their sustainability and climate adaptation efforts.

Please note: Some sub-provincial reports are based on fewer than 50 responses. While these findings may offer useful insights, they should be interpreted with caution and are not necessarily representative of all tourism businesses in the respective area or sector. Results are indicative only and should not be generalized beyond the sample group.

BCTCRI: Project Three Snapshot Series

Snapshot Series

Sub-Regional Snapshot Series

Snapshot Series: East Kootenay

Snapshot Series: Fraser Fort George & Peace

Snapshot Series: Bulkely-Nechako

Snapshot Series: Cariboo Chilcotin Coast

Snapshot Series: Columbia Shuswap Regional District

Snapshot Series: Fraser Valley

Snapshot Series: Greater Victoria

Snapshot Series: Gulf Islands

Snapshot Series: Kitimat Stikine & North Coast

Snapshot Series: Metro Vancouver

Snapshot Series: North Island

Snapshot Series: Okanagan-Similkameen

Snapshot Series: Pacific Rim (West Coast Vancouver Island)

Snapshot Series: Sea to Sky Corridor & Sunshine Coast

Snapshot Series: Shuswap-North Okanagan

Snapshot Series: South Central Island

Snapshot Series: Thompson Nicola

Sector Snapshot Series

Snapshot Series: Accommodation

Snapshot Series: Attraction

Snapshot Series: Food and Beverage

Snapshot Series: Outdoor Recreation

Snapshot Series: Tour Operator

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