100.1 GO FM - We're Your Feel Good Pop Station

NWT Tourism launches “Secrets” campaign to attract visitors

NWT Tourism is trying to increase visitation to the Northwest Territories in celebration of Canada’s 150th anniversary.

“Canada’s Northwest Territories has some of the best kept secrets, but only three per cent of Canadians travel to the territory each year,” read a statement issued by the organization Tuesday.

Until May 30, NWT Tourism will share little-known facts about the territory every day as part of its “Secrets” campaign. It will also be offering 150 opportunities for people to visit the NWT from pre-selected Canadian cities.

“We’d love to see more Canadians visit the Northwest Territories and share the spectacular secrets of the place we call home,” said Don Morin, chair of NWT Tourism.

NWT Tourism, the territory’s destination marketing organization, is offering 150 complimentary round-trip tickets from one of seven Canadian airports to Yellowknife.

Tickets can be won in a variety of ways, including an online contest, at Outdoor Adventure shows across the country or on radio stations in some of Canada’s larger cities.

“When you connect with the land, the people and our stories, there is something about the Northwest Territories that reaches inside you and then with a sense of surprise and awe, subtly changes you,” added Morin.

“It’s a land of many secrets just waiting to be discovered.”

Mike Gibbins
Mike Gibbins
Hello and thank you for listening to 100.1 Moose FM! To contact me, you can email me, find me on Twitter or call (867) 920-4663.

Continue Reading

You may also like



cjcd Now playing play

- Advertisement -

Related Articles

- Advertisement -

Latest News

GNWT seeking input on Fort Smith Airport development plan

The GNWT are working on a new development plan for the Fort Smith Airport and want to hear from the public. They said the plan is aimed at increasing economic growth, “guiding the present” and boosting future airport development. The previous plan was released back in 2005. Officials are working on a new one which they say will include a series of recommendations, analyses and policies for future long term airport development, “typically for a 20-year period.”.

Mineral exploration agreement update coming next week says GNWT

"Canada and the world are engaging with the North amid a rapidly shifting global landscape. This is not a passing moment or trend. It is an inflection point in a long-term shift that represents growing opportunity for the North,” read the announcement issued this after by the GNWT.

The Still Dark Festival comes to Yellowknife for its second year

The Still Dark Festival is being held for the second time in downtown Yellowknife from Feb. 5 to 8. 

Canadian department store Zellers looks to make a resurgence

Canadian department store Zellers is looking to make a comeback. Following the launch of their first standalone location in Edmonton last October, the retailer says they’re actively pursuing new leasing opportunities across Canada -- with a focus on every major Canadian market.

Security guards facing charges after older adult injured in YK

Yellowknife police report that two security guards are facing charges following an alleged assault of an older adult. Officers say the man sustained injuries and was treated in hospital. The names of the suspects have not been made public as the changes have yet to be sworn in court, said RCMP.