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Tourism Nova Scotia 2024 Marketing Campaigns

Building on the success of our first year, the Your Ocean Playground campaign continues to encourage travellers to experience Nova Scotia’s seacoast delights and Maritime culture.
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Apply Now to the EXPORT Travel Trade Program

The EXPORT Travel Trade Program offers one-on-one coaching and marketplace support to help businesses build sales partnerships with tour operators and travel agents and attract national and international visitors.
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May is Gaelic Nova Scotia Month

May is Gaelic Nova Scotia Month | Mìos nan Gàidheal! A time to celebrate and promote awareness of the history, culture, language, contributions, and achievements of Gaels across the province. This year's theme is "Gàidhealach ’nar Cridhe | Gaelic at Heart!"
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Annapolis Valley Tourism Strategy Event

Join the Valley Regional Enterprise Network on May 14th for the FIRST Annapolis Valley Tourism Network event to network focused on growing a vibrant community of tourism sector businesses and supporters.
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2024 Marketing Campaign Webinar

Join us to learn more about our 2024 marketing activities and opportunities to raise awareness of your business this year.
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Pictou County Style Pizza

What do you get when you mix a filmmaker, a secret sauce, and the delightful people of Pictou County? This is the winning recipe for “Pictou County Style Pizza Documentary”.
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Celebrating National Tourism Week April 15-19

April 15-19 is the Tourism Industry Association of Canada’s National Tourism Week! The theme is “Canada: Powered by Tourism” and it’s a time we honour the wonderful and significant contributions of Nova Scotia's tourism industry.
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New Program Finder Tool for Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage

A new online tool makes it easier for Nova Scotians to apply for provincial programs supporting arts, culture, tourism, sport, recreation, cultural identity and languages. The new Grant Finder helps individuals, non-profits and businesses find funding programs offered by the Department of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage.
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Opportunity for Operators Striving for Excellence

Tourism Industry Association of Nova Scotia (TIANS) Best Practice Mission Program offers operators a chance to learn from the best, with a 50% reimbursement on travel expenses and extensive support before and after the mission. It’s a perfect avenue for those looking to elevate their business and customer experience.
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