Date: 08 - 11 May 2022
Place of Exhibition: Victoria Conference Centre, Victoria, Canada
The IMPACT Sustainability Travel & Tourism provides the attendees with the opportunity to join tourism peers and stakeholders for the second annual, national discussion on the industry impact on Canada's economic, social, environmental and cultural fabric. The event will focus on innovation and define the legacy we want to create together as leaders within and in support of the tourism and travel industry, aligned with a modern and progressive Canada.
It will cater basic statistics that travel is a gift and not a right. There are many ways to communicate to our people and to the destiny. This year program is about gathering affiliations from different spectrums to take action on decarbonizeing our industry and to protect our travel industry through Canada.

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