Yoho National Park | Paul Zizka
Emergencies can impact travel, visitors, and businesses at any time, and potentially influence those who may be planning a trip to our province.
NEW! On May 5, in conjunction with Emergency Preparedness Week, a collaborative Tourism Emergency Management Committee (TEMC) released a new BC Tourism Emergency Management Framework to help reduce the industry’s vulnerabilities and risks and lessen the potentially adverse impacts to visitor experiences during emergencies.
During times of stress and uncertainty, it is important to share information from official sources only. There are a variety of resources available to help you prepare for emergencies, gather up-to-date information, and help visitors plan their travel.
Step-by-step guides to prepare tourism businesses and their staff for emergencies, with templates and tools to help operators easily plan a fast and effective response.
Nelson | Kari Medig
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