Tourism Nova Scotia has announced the launch of its brand new online training which underlines its commitment to the UK travel industry.
To celebrate this launch, successful graduates will have the opportunity to enter a photo competition to win one of three fantastic prizes.
The training programme features the seven touring regions of Nova Scotia; signature places to explore and top activities that visitors can experience within the region. By completing the training, agents and travel industry professionals will discover the stunning vistas, cultural heritage and local flavours of Nova Scotia from the comfort of their chair. Once they’ve become a certified expert on Nova Scotia they can enter the competition by submitting their favourite, personally snapped, ‘outdoor travel vista or road trip’ image for the chance to win a compact Canon PowerShot camera worth £300!
For more information and details on how to enter contact: Fenella Tobey.
Peter Johnson, Manager, Market Development & Media Relations at Tourism Nova Scotia commented: “Tourism Nova Scotia understands the challenges our travel trade partners are facing and we want to reiterate our commitment to working with you to ensure the continued success of your Nova Scotia programmes. The online training programme is a comprehensive sales resource featuring unforgettable experiences that make Nova Scotia so special. It will get you inspired and help your clients discover where to go and what to do in our beautiful province once the world opens its doors again.”
Nova Scotia, the gateway to Atlantic Canada and only 6 hours away from the UK, is home to stunning natural beauty, diverse cultures, rich heritage, and warm, friendly people. Unique features from the Cabot Trail, one of the world’s top scenic drives, to the Bay of Fundy, recorded to have the highest tides in the world. About the size of Scotland, and home to just under a million people, Nova Scotia is very much a road trip destination. With spectacular coastal and inland driving routes, it’s easy to get around and the journey is very much part of the holiday experience.
