CANADAHALIFAX news Nova Scotia launches new tourism campaign by admin 8 مارس، 2023 written by admin 8 مارس، 2023 119 The campaign is called “Your Ocean Playground” and it will run through the end of summer in Ontario, Quebec, Connecticut, Maine and Massachusetts CityNews Halifax Staff Listen to this article The province has launched a new marketing campaign to encourage people to spend their vacations in Nova Scotia to help build on the tourism industry’s strong recovery. The campaign is called “Your Ocean Playground” and will run through the end of summer in Ontario, Quebec, Connecticut, Maine and Massachusetts. “Last year, we saw visitors return in a significant way, with accommodation sales even surpassing 2019 numbers,” said Pat Dunn, Minister of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage. “We want to build on that momentum and help our tourism industry thrive.” The Houston Government says it’s also advertising overseas in Germany and the United Kingdom and running year-round ads in Nova Scotia and Atlantic Canada. The government will invest an additional $2.7 million this year in campaigns to support earlier and extended marketing of the province for a total of about $8.6 million in 2023. 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail admin previous post احتمال تسوية أوضاع نحو نصف مليون مهاجر غير شرعي بحلول الصيف next post Iconic rock act Megadeth makes a stop in Halifax You may also like CITYnews halifax : North Preston 10-year-old girl wins... 18 يوليو، 2026 CITYnews halifax : Halifax man has warrant out... 18 يوليو، 2026 CITYnews halifax : Modern long-term care home opens... 18 يوليو، 2026 CITYnews halifax : Crews eyeing incoming storm to... 18 يوليو، 2026 CITYnews halifax : Trump threatens Canada with more... 18 يوليو، 2026 راديو كندا الدولي : المكسيك تقول إنّ المحادثات... 18 يوليو، 2026 راديو كندا الدولي: مبادرة لأربع أمهات لتعليم العربية... 18 يوليو، 2026 راديو كندا الدولي: انشقاق تسعة لاعبين من وفد... 17 يوليو، 2026 راديو كندا الدولي: كارني يحاول توضيح الاتفاق المُبرم... 17 يوليو، 2026 راديو كندا الدولي: تزويد الجيش الكندي بـ190 عربة... 17 يوليو، 2026