Tourism Cowichan Invites Stakeholders, Partners to A.G.M.

Tourism Cowichan invited stakeholders and some of its partners to theĀ Annual General Meeting recently.
The local tourism company has had a busy year, including work to revamp the website, produce a visually stunning visitors guide, and raised about $35,000 for local families affected by autism through the Savour Cowichan campaign.
Executive Director, Karen Elgersma says the A.G.M. was meant to show stakeholders andĀ partners what the local company has been, and continues to work on.
Elgersma says a major branding campaign is going to bring uniformity to tourism companies throughout the province.

Savour Cowichan was a celebration of locally grown foods and drinks.
Kyle Christensen
Kyle Christensen
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