Chemistry in the Media
Articles of Interest
Will China provide tourism opportunities for Prince Rupert?
The question sometimes arises about the potential for Chinese tourism to Prince Rupert. I don’t think that this is a realistic short-term goal.
Well-known industry...
December a Great Month for Chemistry
Victoria - December was a doubly good month for Chemistry Consulting and their subsidiary, GT Hiring Solutions.
Not only was the Victoria-based human resource services company named as the #1 Company...
Local firm lands employment centre deals
Victoria-based GT Hiring Solutions has won five contracts to assist job seekers in B.C. as of April.
"These are five very substantial contracts, so it is a big win...
Border Accord Touted as Boon to Tourism
Tourism industry officials on both sides of the border are cheering new measures to make travelling easier, but caution that their sector's health also hinges on other factors.
Bruce Carter, chief executive of the...
Victoria loses 1,900 jobs in September, sign of economic uncertainty
Victoria, B.C.- Creeping economic uncertainty appears to have touched most sectors and cost the capital region 1,900 jobs and a slight increase in the unemployment rate to 6.3 per...
Americans Still Travelling — Just Not to B.C.
The average person on the street likely has the impression that travel by Americans is trending down. Not so, says a local tourism industry consultant who's been crunching numbers supplied by...
Americans still travel abroad, just not to here
Conventional wisdom says Americans stopped travelling outside the U.S. after 9/11. Conventional wisdom says high ferry fares are keeping tourists away from Vancouver Island. Conventional wisdom is wrong,...
Island Tour Bus Traffic Hits the Skids
Buses on ferries off 44% in 10 years and there's no sign of a comeback…
Tour bus traffic to Vancouver Island has dropped 44 per cent in the last 10 years and shows no sign of bouncing back, says hospitality industry...
