From the Niagara Falls Review:
Despite tough economic times, the provincial government will come through with $40 million to help promote tourism in Ontario, Finance Minister Dwight Duncan announced Thursday at Queen’s Park.
“To help ensure that our tourism sector has the resources it needs to attract more visitors, and alleviate the impact of the single tax, we will also provide $40 million annually for destination marketing to Ontario tourism regions, once they are established,” Duncan said.
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