Tourism Development
Visitors stay in hotels, eat in restaurants, buy fuel, shop and hire guides. Tourism is Economic Development, and we treat it that way.
We help communities figure out which of their assets can become real visitor experiences, market them well, and spot the investment opportunities that come with more visitors.
Turning What You Have Into Trips
A lake is a fishing trip. A forest with good trails is a snowmobile weekend. A ball tournament fills hotel rooms and restaurants. A historic rail line is part of the story of the place. A lot of tourism work is making those connections and packaging them so a visitor can picture the trip.
Visitors also don't care where one municipality ends and the next one starts, so we often look at a whole region instead of a single town.
Where We See Opportunity
Outdoor Recreation
Fishing, camping, hiking, paddling and wilderness trips.
Hunting
Packaging hunting with accommodations, outfitters and local services.
Snowmobiling
Connecting trails with fuel, food, places to stay and equipment.
Sports Tourism
Tournaments that fill hotel rooms and restaurants.
Events
Festivals, fairs and celebrations that bring people in from out of town.
History and Culture
Museums, heritage buildings and local characters.
Agriculture
Food, farms, producers and regional identity.
What We Make
- Destination campaigns
- Social media
- Tourism websites
- Visitor guides
- Photography and video
- Reels
- Content calendars
- Event promotion
- Regional tourism campaigns
Tourism Investments
More visitors can open the door to private investment. These are the kinds of questions we help communities answer:
- Do we have enough places for visitors to stay?
- Is there room for a new hotel?
- Could an existing building become a tourism business?
- What would get people to stay an extra night?
- Could sports tourism fill rooms in the shoulder season?
- Could hunting or fishing support new accommodations?
Want More Visitors?
Tell us what you're working on, even if it's only an idea so far. Or call Perry at (306) 980-7090 or Rhonda at (306) 980-7098.