March 19, 2018
Today is the last day to apply to sit on the Tourism Marketing Advisory Committee. This committee provides NWT Tourism with strategic advice on marketing and recommends the annual marketing plan to the Minister of ITI.
The scope of work includes:
The Northwest Territories diamond industry took centre stage yesterday in a one-day diamond expo presented as part of the State visit by their Majesties King Phillippe and Queen Mathilde of the Belgians.
From social media marketing to first aid training, the Tourism Training Fund (TTF) provides support for a variety of courses that can help you build a career in tourism. The deadline to apply is April 9, 2018.
What do monkeys and the trees in a forest have to do with economic development? It’s a metaphor, developed by Hidalgo and Hausmann (2009), to shed light on how products are linked to one another. Firms are monkeys, living on trees; products are trees that form a forest. Economic progress occurs as we move to a denser part of the forest, with a diversification of products. Dr. Atif Kubursi can explain....
In honour of International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating some of the NWT’s powerhouse film directors, producers and writers!
The Government of the Northwest Territories is proposing amendments to the Petroleum Resources Act (PRA) and the Oil and Gas Operations Act (OGOA). This is the first step in a longer-term review, and we want to hear from you!
The Department of Industry, Tourism and Investment’s Film Commission is proud to recognize and celebrate this film about: Chamaè, a young warrior, is trying to survive nuclear winter in a post-apocalyptic future while being both hunted by raiders and haunted by her past.
Premier McLeod and Minister Schumann attended the annual Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada tradeshow in Toronto this weekend - a key event for the mining industry; and one at which prospective developers and the financial sector gather to seek out new projects and partnerships, foster new relationships and build on existing ones.
Tourism is the largest renewable resource based industry in the Northwest Territories (NWT). Within the economy it is considered an export, and it brings new dollars into the territory and generates employment for many northerners. The industry spans several sectors including food services, accommodations, tour operators, transportation, and attractions.
A sleek new website is setting the stage for further growth in the territory’s flourishing film industry. Visit the new site: www.nwtfilm.com
