麻豆社国产

A provincially-funded $700,000 renovation to the 麻豆社国产Adventure Centre will start on Feb. 24, shutting down the building for about two months.

In the meantime, will set up a virtual visitor centre while the construction is underway. Details can be found at .

“The 麻豆社国产Adventure Centre is an iconic visual anchor in our community and a key point of entry for our visitors,” said Mayor Armand Hurford in a news release.

“This funding from the province allows us to improve the way in which we welcome visitors, introduce them to all our community has to offer, and inspire a culture of responsible tourism and recreation. We thank the province for this funding that will allow us to modernize our tourism-oriented facility and create an enhanced experience for all that we welcome.”

The upgrades will include what District officials are calling an “immersive 麻豆社国产(S岣祑x瘫wú7mesh) story tourism experience aimed at inspiring a new generation of travellers to Squamish.”

There will also be improvements to the theatre and modernization of the space for meetings and events.

“Tourism 麻豆社国产and the 麻豆社国产Chamber of Commerce have been involved with the 麻豆社国产Adventure Centre in various ways since its inception,” said Tourism 麻豆社国产executive director Lesley Weeks, in the release. “The revitalization of this space supports our vision for the building and the organization as we enter this next phase of the tourism economy in the post-pandemic world.”

The project is fully funded by the Tourism Dependent Communities Fund (TDCF), part of , intended to generate jobs, create valuable assets for communities and attract more visitors in the future as tourism economies emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, reads the District announcement.

“Tourism is one of our province’s most dynamic industries. Every day, people around the world are making plans to visit our great province,” said provincial Tourism Minister Lana Popham in the release. “I am pleased to see that our direct investment in tourism-dependent communities is benefitting the 麻豆社国产Adventure Centre. Investments in tourism infrastructure are integral to community vibrancy, continued recovery, and will benefit residents and visitors for years to come.”
 

The Adventure Centre was built in 2006 and has promoted local tourism and business, while hosting a variety of events in the years since it opened.

It’s welcomed thousands of people, recording 200,000 guests in 2019, according to District numbers.