NationTalk Welcomes Tourism Toronto To its Partner Program
NationTalk Welcomes Tourism Toronto To its Partner Program
April 17th 2014
Toronto, ON – NationTalk is pleased to announce that Tourism Toronto has joined NationTalk’s Partner Program. As a partner Tourism Toronto will now have unparalleled access to Aboriginal communities and industry stakeholders through NationTalk’s Aboriginal Information Economy Network.
“We look forward to highlighting the exciting opportunities that are available to Aboriginal event and meeting planners, while also showcasing the plethora of exciting happenings going on in Canada’s largest city,” said NationTalk’s Director of Corporate Development Nick Ashawasega. “This partnership will allow a greater amount of Aboriginal events to gain exposure through tools such as our daily Morning Brief, Social Media and NationTalk.ca .”
“Tourism Toronto is committed to a solid program of partnership development and attendance-building that helps to make conferences, meetings and events in this region unprecedented successes for our clients”, added Denise Wiese, Account Director Provincial Associations with Tourism Toronto.
Toronto is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world, with over 100 different cultures and lifestyles represented in its population of over 2.5 million (and over 5.1 million in the Greater Toronto Area). Tourism Toronto offers a variety of tools and services which will result in inspired meetings and events in the Aboriginal space.
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About Tourism Toronto
Tourism Toronto, Toronto’s Convention and Visitors Association, is an industry association of more than 1,100 members established to sell and market the greater Toronto region as a remarkable destination for tourists, convention delegates and business travelers around the globe. Tourism Toronto operates in partnership with the Greater Toronto Hotel Association and the Ontario Ministry of Tourism and Culture. For more information please visit www.seetorontonow.com
About NationTalk:
NationTalk is Canada’s Premier Aboriginal Newswire, Employment and Tender Service. By developing and providing a series of tools to work effectively and directly within the Aboriginal community, NationTalk has fostered growth and co-operation among government, people, business and communities. With a thorough knowledge and understanding of the Aboriginal community, NationTalk has built a network and information distribution services that touch its ever growing contacts more than two million times per year. Follow NationTalk on twitter @NationTalk, instagram @nationtalkca and facebook.com/NationTalk
For More Information:
Denise Wiese
Account Director Provincial Associations
Tourism Toronto
Email: dwiese@torcvb.com
Tel: 647-388-0554
Fax: 416-203-6753
Nick Ashawasega
Director, Corporate Development
NationTalk
416-987-3126 x 209
nick@nationtalk.ca
