Niagara Falls tourism must ‘get back to its roots’ to attract U.S. visitors

Fewer U.S. visitors blamed for Niagara Parks loss

Printed from the Review Fewer U.S. visitors blamed for Parks loss COREY LAROCQUE Wednesday, February 28, 2007 - 02:00 Local News - A dip in revenue - partly due to fewer American travellers - and a surge in utility costs are responsible for a half-million-dollar loss at the Niagara Parks Commission last year, officials[...]

Gay tourists like Niagara Falls

Printed from the Review Gay tourists like the Falls JENNIFER PELLEGRINI Saturday, March 03, 2007 - 02:00 Local News - Think of Niagara Falls as a tourist destination and images of families marching in and out of Clifton Hill attractions, gamblers at one of the city’s casinos and honeymooners strolling by the falls come[...]

Niagara Falls arena tops Salci’s priority list

Printed from the Review Arena tops Salci’s priority list COREY LAROCQUE Thursday, March 08, 2007 - 02:00 Local News - Construction of a new arena complex will begin in the next few months, after city council was “distracted” by failed bids to bring junior A hockey back to Niagara Falls, says Mayor Ted Salci. Progress[...]

Niagara Falls library tops usage lists

Printed from the Review Library tops usage lists RAY SPITERI Friday, March 23, 2007 - 02:00 Local News - The Niagara Falls Public Library is among some lofty company. The Ontario Ministry of Culture’s library statistics have been released for 2005, which places Niagara Falls 12th among 264 provincial library boards for highest annual[...]

Radical Niagara tourism talk

Printed from the Review Radical tourism talk JENNIFER PELLEGRINI Thursday, March 29, 2007 - 02:00 Local News - Donald Ziraldo envisions a day when North America becomes a borderless continent. “Get rid of the border, that’s the simplest solution to me,” Ziraldo said during a three-hour roundtable discussion on the challenges facing Niagara’s tourism industry[...]