The provincial government has announced funding to bring the 2018 Canada Cup International Wheelchair Rugby tournament to B.C. from June 14 to 17, 2018.

Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Lisa Beare announced a new marketing campaign to support B.C. wine and food tourism, and the creation of a new Minister’s Tourism Engagement Council today.

When 16 of the world’s top men’s rugby sevens nations hit the pitch at Vancouver’s BC Place Stadium this weekend, their friends and families around the globe will be cheering them on, thanks in part to funding through B.C.'s Tourism Events Program (TEP).

Olympic fever continues in PyeongChang, as 24 athletes with connections to British Columbia get set to compete at the 2018 Paralympic Games.

More than 1,200 athletes competed in an exciting four days of competition at the 2018 BC Winter Games over the weekend.  

Thirteen athletes are coming home to British Columbia with medals from the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Games.

People from around the world are choosing British Columbia as their destination for business and leisure travel.  

British Columbians around the province have been enjoying free family-friendly activities this weekend thanks to provincial funding for Family Day events.