The Brockville Chamber of Commerce has announced the finalists for its annual Tourism Award, recognizing outstanding contributions to the local tourism industry.
The finalists were selected by a panel of judges based on their impact on the community, innovation, and overall excellence in promoting and enhancing tourism in the Brockville area.
Among the finalists is the Brockville Railway Tunnel, a popular tourist attraction that has drawn visitors from all over the world since its opening in 2017. The tunnel, which is the oldest railway tunnel in Canada, has been praised for its historical significance and unique light show experience.
Also vying for the award is the Aquatarium, a hands-on discovery center that showcases the history and ecology of the St. Lawrence River. The Aquatarium has been a major draw for families and tourists, offering interactive exhibits and educational programs.
The final nominee is the 1000 Islands and Seaway Cruises, a company that offers scenic boat tours of the beautiful 1000 Islands region. The company has been recognized for its commitment to sustainability and providing a memorable experience for visitors.
According to the Chamber of Commerce, these finalists have not only contributed to the growth of tourism in Brockville, but have also helped to showcase the city as a top destination for travelers.
The winner of the Tourism Award will be announced at the Chamber’s annual awards gala on October 24th. The event will also feature the presentation of other awards, including Business of the Year and Entrepreneur of the Year.
The Chamber of Commerce encourages the community to attend the gala and celebrate the achievements of these outstanding finalists. Tickets for the event can be purchased through the Chamber’s website.
The Tourism Award is just one of the many ways the Brockville Chamber of Commerce recognizes and supports local businesses and organizations. Through initiatives like this, the Chamber continues to promote economic growth and development in the Brockville area.
