The hard hit tourism industry is asking the provincial government to fast track $95 million to help keep the hard hit sector afloat.

In a six-part series, Global News is exploring our province and finding ways to safely enjoy activities.

The Indigenous Tourism Accord was signed on Nov. 14 in Kelowna during the annual International Indigenous Tourism Conference.

About 6,000 people visit the Joffre Lakes area every weekend with the parking lot usually filling up by 10 a.m.

Locals in Bella Coola say better transportation links are needed to help travellers experience the Great Bear Rainforest.

Coal Harbour on northern Vancouver Island has a varied and colourful history that includes war, murder and commercial whaling, stretching back to the late 1800s.

About an hour's boat ride from Port Hardy you will find the fastest tidal surge in the world.

B.C.'s tourism marketing Crown corporation, Destination BC, is offering potential tourists a preview of what the province has to offer with a 360-degree video using Oculus Rift virtual reality technology.