Tourism Industry Association Of New Brunswick

• New Brunswick tourism season kicks off amid labour shortages

  In Saint Andrews, N.B., the long weekend signifies the start of another tourism season. However, operators in the community are already working overtime due to labour shortages.

  Canada

  May 21, 2022
  
• N.B. tourism sector ‘cautiously optimistic’ inflation and fuel prices won’t diminish season

  After two years of COVID-19 restrictions, the tourism industry is cautiously optimistic about the season amid record-breaking gas prices and inflation in the country.

  Canada

  Apr 22, 2022
  
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• New Brunswick stakeholders welcome border changes

  When Canada lifts the requirement for a pre-arrival COVID-19 test at the border, there’s hope New Brunswick businesses will see a lot more U.S. licence plates in the parking lot.

  Economy

  Mar 18, 2022
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• ‘There just hasn’t been anybody’: N.B. restaurant struggling to attract staff

  While the Gables is seating more patrons this summer than last, the manager says they’ve struggled to rebuild a roster of staff.

  Economy

  Aug 20, 2021
• ‘The crystal ball isn’t working’: Maritime tourism operators prepare for unpredictable season

  Tourism-dependent businesses are bracing for an unpredictable season. They're hoping for the return of the Atlantic bubble, and even opening to the rest of Canada when it's safe.

  Canada

  Apr 30, 2021
• COVID-19: Many left with questions over New Brunswick hotel isolation rules

  When they move to New Brunswick, Mike and Saskia Deslauriers will have to cram themselves, their two teenagers, two dogs and three cats into a hotel room due to new COVID-19 rules.

  Health

  Apr 29, 2021
• New Brunswick offers funds for restaurant training videos

  The province hopes the uniform approach to training will let residents know it’s still safe to eat out.

  Economy

  Jul 16, 2020
• N.B. tourism industry frustrated with premier over hotel tax decision, calls for minister’s resignation

  Members of the Tourism Industry Association of New Brunswick say they’re frustrated by the Gallant government’s decision not to impose a hotel tax. Industry is wants the province to reconsider and say they feel “blind-sided” by the decision. They’re also calling on the tourism minister to resign

  Politics

  Apr 24, 2018
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• N.B. First Nations basket maker teaching craft to boost community’s economy

  "The idea for this whole project is a way for community members to be gainfully employed, number one, in a way that they are preserving and also being able to share their culture with communities outside of their community."

  Canada

  Jun 13, 2017
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• Confused by that tax on your NB hotel bill? So are the politicians

  Several areas in New Brunswick are charging a "tourism tax" which customers can opt out of paying.

  Canada

  Oct 7, 2016