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How Canada can get its tourism strategy right

Without shifting the way we approach the development of tourism policy, and recognizing that tourism is an economic engine, Canada will continue slipping in rankings and missing out on opportunities for growth at home, writes Charlotte Bell of the Tourism Industry Association of Canada.

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BY CHARLOTTE BELL
June 4, 2019

Opinion | BY CHARLOTTE BELL | June 4, 2019

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