Tourism 156,000 businesses in the Ontario Tourism Industry $21.8 billion in revenues 486,000 jobs 81,200 jobs created (2005) $5.8 billion in tax revenues.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Tim Ezzell, Ph.D. April 21, 2006 Tennessee Preservation Trust.
Advertisements

Main Components Steering Committee (Horizontal) Work Groups (Vertical)
Pakistan Services Roadmap ~ Implementation Priorities.
An initiative of the Greater Richmond Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc. “This project is funded in part by a grant/cooperative.
Emerging Global Careers
MEEC Chapter Eleven Convention and Visitors Bureaus.
Lorin MacDonald International Accessibility Summit July 13, 2014 ©L. MacDonald, 2014.
CSCMP ROUNDTABLES One CSCMP.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP Advance your career and build your cable knowledge by activating your benefits.
ADAA Vision Committee Report Presented by: Harold L. Maurer Marketing General Inc. ADAA February 9, 2008 A Leader’s Job: To Look Into the Future, And to.
ROLE OF THE NATIONAL COALITIONS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SERVICES SECTOR Michelle Hustler – Project Manager, Barbados Coalition of Service Industries.
Organizational Structure of Tourism
Canadian Home Builders’ Association – Newfoundland and Labrador (CHBA-NL) April 30, 2014.
Joint Chambers of Commerce Switzerland-Russia, Switzerland- Ukraine, Switzerland-Kazakhstan, Switzerland-Belarus (JCC) Zurich, Switzerland 2006.
2013 SFPMA ® South Florida Property Management Association
Challenges and Opportunities in Halal Industry By: Dr. Shahid Raza Chairman Bio-World Forum Presented at Halal Research Council Conference
Copyright NSTC All rights reserved The North Shore Technology Council Sponsorship Presentation Lyn Kaplan – Sponsorship Committee.
Greater Arizona eLearning Association GAZEL Overview February 2011 Steve Peters
Introduction to Innovate UK Huw Jones, Technology Strategy Board Stephen McGowan, UK Trade & Investment.
ISCB-SC - Saraswathi.S Saraswathi S PhD Student Iowa State University Ames, Iowa, USA Chairperson: ISCB-SC-RSG.
Apao.ca Annual General Meeting 2012 Year In Review Hilton London, London Ontario Jennifer Green, Executive Coordinator, APAO.
Value Equation “What do you get for your dues dollars?”
MissionGoals Distinctive capabilities required to fulfill our mission Shared Purposes Shared Values National Maori Accountants NetworkDraft for discussion.
The Caribbean dialogue on “Green Economy” Nicole Leotaud Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI) Caribbean Green Economy Forum Barbados, March 29.
The Benefits Package Adrian Schofield President, Information Industry South Africa Hanoi, Vietnam November 25, 2003.
Vision Canada By Rail is an integral part of Brand Canada, providing authentic, historical and geographic visitor experiences with an exciting variety.
Presented By. About Natcom 2013 NATCOM 2013 is a signature SCM event where seasoned practitioners from across the country meet and discuss ways of addressing.
Community Employment Alliance An advocacy organization, with a statewide membership network of employment service providers and businesses. 1.
New Member Orientation Let Meeting Professionals International Make a Positive Difference In You Timothy Gunn Manager of Member Engagement.
Page 1 | Confidential and Proprietary Information Unearthing the Power of PAOs Around the World Amarjit Chopra Deputy Chair IFAC PAO Development Committee.
Headwaters Communities in Action Building A Better Quality of Life Together.
FORMAT OF PRESENTATION
ALARM: 2007 and beyond Sharon Roots. ALARM SE AGM 21st March 2007 Outline About ALARM Our Aim The Strategic Objectives Plans for the future: 2007 and.
AIAA New Event Model January Why the New Event Model? Our profession is evolving and AIAA must change with it  More emphasis in the industry.
Shells & Sails Discover Rowing & Sailing.  ROWONTARIO & Ontario Sailing Partnership  Funded, in part, by Ontario Trillium Foundation  Management Team/Staff.
VOICES OF EXPERIENCE WHERE THE GOAL IS EXCELLENCE 1.
BY CHANDAR PRAKASH NADI DOWNTOWN HOTEL & PVV TOURS CHAIRMAN OF TOURISM COUNCIL OF NADI Tourism Council of Nadi “How can we revive Nadi Town a Safe Town”
Why MPI?. What Is MPI?  MPI is the premier educational, technological and networking resource in the meeting industry.  Largest professional association.
1 Innovative Financing for Women Entrepreneurs Presentation by: Simone Desjardins, Special Advisor to the President Business Development Bank of Canada.
Page 1 Encouraging eGovernment innovation in Europe From „paper” oriented administration to eGovernment in Europe Krzysztof Glomb Cities on Internet Association.
Steven Jordison Executive Director
Slide no. 1 © South African Tourism 2011 Click to edit Master subtitle style SA Tourism Presentation of the SA Tourism to Portfolio Meeting Tuesday 6 September.
Amóvil Speaker: Javier Blázquez Organization: Fundación ONCE Country: Spain.
The International Conservation Volunteers Alliance Accreditation Program Conservation Volunteers Alliance >The first world organisation established to.
©2005 Pearson Education Canada Inc.2-1 Chapter 2 Strategic Planning Principles.
Interaction Private Sector Working Group Discussion with USAID Global Partnerships January 30, 2014.
Knowledge Exchange to Policy Action The Active Healthy Kids Canada Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and Youth Building Capacity for Use in.
Energy Services BC. About Energy Services BC Voice of the BC oil and gas service sector 30-year history Member-based non-profit association Over 200 BC.
Property of the Reusable Packaging Association | 1100 N. Glebe Road, Suite 1010 | Arlington, VA | Who is the RPA? The Reusable.
HRPAW Hrpaw Executive Mila Lucio President Denise GhanamVice President Joe Sirianni Director at Large Gean Keating Treasurer and.
Canadian Employment Connections. About ACCES Employment For nearly 30 years, ACCES Employment has provided services and programs to job seekers and new.
Knowledge as a Tool to develop Communities of Practice Capital Plaza, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago June 17, 2013 Funded by: University of the West.
Strategic Plan for the Promotion of Professional Services Exports in Barbados – Production Services for the Entertainment Industry Sunil Sinha Technical.
Food Processing Innovation in Ontario – Resource Needs and Opportunities The Road to Defining a Centre of Excellence for Agriculture and Food Serving the.
Send Final PPT by Wed 9am. (866) ID: , Leader PIN: 4869
MISSION STATEMENT: NEWH is the premiere networking resource for the hospitality industry, providing scholarships, education, leadership development, recognition.
Sunil Sinha Technical Director Emerging Market Economics December 2006
Meeting Planners Association
Who is AAHAM and what can they do for me as a college student?
About MECSC Established in 1994
Creating Connections Through Rural Networks
Skål Introduction.
MISSION STATEMENT: NEWH is the premiere networking resource for the hospitality industry, providing scholarships, education, leadership development, recognition.
Challenges and Opportunities in Halal Industry
THE VALUE OF BIAs.
SKÅL International Why join us?
CFA Victoria 2008 Strategic Plan 2/16/2019.
The Language Experience
SKÅL International Why join us?
MISSION STATEMENT: NEWH is the premiere networking resource for the hospitality industry, providing scholarships, education, leadership development, recognition.
Presentation transcript:

Tourism 156,000 businesses in the Ontario Tourism Industry $21.8 billion in revenues 486,000 jobs 81,200 jobs created (2005) $5.8 billion in tax revenues

FESTIVALS AND EVENTS ONTARIO Voice of the Festivals and Events Industry in Ontario

FEO Mission Statement To Develop, Represent, and Promote the Ontario Festivals and Events Industry

Goals & Objectives Festivals & Events Ontario Provide a forum for exchanging experiences, resources and information Effectively represent Ontario’s festivals Increase public awareness of Ontario’s festivals industry Sport Tourism Alliance Facilitate networking, education and communication opportunities Provide a credible image and profile Set targets for expansion of the industry and to monitor achievement

Goals & Objectives Festivals & Events Ontario Operate an effective and efficient organization To assist in the development of recognition and certification programs for individuals in Ontario’s festival industry Sport Tourism Alliance Build investment in Sport Tourism from the public and private sectors Facilitate access to national tools and best practices

Emphasis Membership Networking Professionalism Lobbying Advocacy Marketing and Promotions Revenue Generation

WEBSITE Event Searches Post your Event Directory of Suppliers Best Practices

Canadian Festivals Coalition Established 2004 to address drop in financial resources. Senior level industry professionals chosen from across the country Working to ensure the viability of Canadian Festivals and Events

Canadian Festivals Coalition Fastest growing sector - 14% growth rate Enjoys few of the benefits it generates Direct revenues going to government

Canadian Festivals Coalition Looking for associations to pledge their support Look to bring supporters together Create a brand image to recognize the importance of the special event industry to Canada’s economy

International Festivals and Events Association Convention and Expo: September , 2006 Keynote Speakers Breakout Sessions

International Festivals and Events Association Social Activities Foundation Events

THANK YOU