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City tourism ends challenging 2023 with surplus

Campbell River's tourism arm ended 2023 with a surplus despite a challenging year. Destination Campbell River ended the year with...

New Manager for Destination Think

Someone new will be managing marketing Tourism Campbell River. Destination Think has hired Kirsten Soder as their executive manager...

Growing the tourism sector in Campbell River

The city's new tourism provider is turning to residents to see how they want to market Campbell River. Destination Think...

New tourism operator looking for help at the top

Destination Think is looking to fill a managerial position. City Manager Deborah Sargent says the city's new tourism operator...

City hires new operator to grow local tourism

The city of Campbell River has hired a new tourism operator. Destination Think will be work with city to...

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