From the Niagara Falls Review:
With U.S. visitors to Niagara at a 30-year low, the Niagara Parks Commission acknowledges it must do more to convince our neighbours to the south a trip to the region is both safe and affordable.
That’s why the commission is proposing a partnership with all tourism stakeholders to offer a Niagara visitation program that would offer the equivalent in accommodations, food and beverage and attraction discounts to any American traveller to offset the costs of any travel documents obtained this year up to the cost for a family of four.
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