INGONISH, N.S. — The Ingonish Development Society is receiving $95,000 in federal funding to develop a new tourism strategy. The society is led by local ...
The Ingonish Development Society in Nova Scotia has joined ACOA's Strategic Tourism Expansion Program to develop a new tourism strategy to deliver an Ingonish tourism experience. - ContributedSaltWire's Atlantic regional weather forecast for September 29, 2023 | SaltWireINGONISH, N.S. — The Ingonish Development Society is receiving $95,000 in federal funding to develop a new tourism strategy.
The society will use ACOA’s Strategic Tourism Expansion Program , a seven-step process carried over a 12 month period. The consultants will also deliver a draft plan to the society in October, in addition to a capacity-building workshop session.
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