The Niagara Falls tourism industry is one of the largest in all of Canada and continues to expand at an incredible pace. There are many new developments in attractions, accommodations, restaurants, urban districts, power generation, bridge crossings, parks, etc. that have come to the city, year after year.
This Niagara Falls Blog, was created to bring visitors up to speed with this ever evolving tourism industry and hopefully help them plan a visit.
Check below for the latest Niagara Falls news. There are many interesting posts and articles!
Original Article from the Niagara Falls Review
Posted By COREY LAROCQUE , REVIEW STAFF WRITER
A month after opening its doors to the public, the Niagara Parks Commission is expected to decide today how much it wants to hear from the public.
A policy on whether to enter-t ain presentations from the public, and under what circumstances they would, is one of the items on the agenda for the second-ever public meeting of the NPC, the provincial agency responsible for managing public land around the Horseshoe Falls and Niagara River.
General manager John Kernahan turned down a request from Preserve Our Parks, a local watchdog group, whose members asked in early February to make a presentation to the commission today. (more…)
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- Niagara’s Fury is set to open … soon
- Niagara Falls Hotel plan riles group
- Tentative deal between Niagara Parks, employees
- Condos, hotel planned for Niagara parkway marina
- Niagara Falls – People mover progress gets NPC approval
From the Niagara Falls Review
Posted By MONIQUE BEECH, QMI AGENCY
The annual Cuvee wine awards is a chance for consumers to taste the best of the best.
But for winning winemakers, the black-tie gathering also offers a nice boost to the ego.
Hailed as the Oscars of the wine business, the Cuvee awards highlights the best vintages produced in Ontario. What’s more, the awards are judged a panel of local winemakers.
“It’s our peers,” said Klaus Reif, owner of Reif Estate Winery in Niagara-on-the-Lake who has attended the event since its inception 22 years ago. (more…)
Related posts:
- The Oscars of the Ontario wine industry
- Tickets on sale for Niagara Cuvee Weekend
- Gretzky Launches Niagara Winery
- Niagara winemakers toast frigid weather
- Niagara Wine Auction offers chance to dine with Dan Aykroyd
CNN Report – original article By A. Pawlowski, CNN
(CNN) — Amy and David Wieller got married right around the time one of television’s favorite onscreen couples did, but they have something else in common with Jim and Pam from “The Office”: They had a great time celebrating their love at Niagara Falls.
Often considered a cliché — the region was made so popular by hordes of newlyweds in the 1950s and ’60s that it proclaimed itself the “honeymoon capital of the world” — Niagara Falls is getting a fresh look from modern lovers discovering its beauty and having fun with its retro image. (more…)
Related posts:
- TV’s ‘Office’ lovers will be ‘married’ in Niagara Falls
- Ribfest draws meat-lovers from all over
- Peach lovers rejoice!; Crop a full week early this season, good harvest expected
- Niagara Falls hooks up with Jeopardy
- Niagara Falls Trivia
Google Maps Street View hits Niagara Falls and Clifton Hill
Google Maps has recently included Niagara Falls, in their street view virtual interface.
The photo quality is good and shows an interesting view from all sides in most parts of Niagara Falls including Clifton Hill. The full screen mode is very helpful, allowing visitors to see a lot at once, while able to move the image around 360 degrees.
If Street View doesn’t appear, be sure to click the Street View symbol on the left side, which looks like this:
Clifton Hill – The Street of Fun by the Falls
View Exploring Niagara in a larger map
Related posts:
- Clifton Hill featured on Niagara Falls Tourism’s FallsTV
- Travel writer documents Clifton Hill and Niagara Falls experience
- Quality Inn Clifton Hill will be closing its doors
- Niagara Falls: Big changes in store on Clifton Hill
- Niagara Falls – SkyWheel Point of View Photos
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