Common voice can take tourism to the next level

    From the Niagara Falls Review: As we’ve been documenting for the past three days, there are significant challenges facing the tourism industry in Niagara Falls – namely, how to bring more visitors here and how to keep them here longer. Tourism isn’t, and must not be, a dirty word around Niagara Falls. It’s a major…

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    Marineland SLAPPs back

    Rabble.ca has a podcast of an interview done with Dylan Powell, co-founder of Marineland Animal Defense. It is obviously one-sided, but it was still interesting to hear about the various lawsuits from MAD’s point of view.

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    Doubletree Niagara Falls keycard

    Another in my series on keycards… I recently found this room keycard for the DoubleTree Fallsview Resort & Spa by Hilton – Niagara Falls. It’s rather plain, but obviously still serves its purpose.

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    Twitter updates for 2010-11-17

    Someone named Christian is missing their Denny's name tag (seen on the ground on Stanley Ave) http://twitpic.com/37ojn9 # Wow, I can barely walk up Murray St hill. It is very windy! #

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      Tourism, you’re either in or you’re out! – Part 3

      Continuing the series of posts from regular contributor Fallsview, here is part 3… Here are a few of my thoughts on proponents and attractions within Niagara that could use a little push and TLC. Marineland: The problem with a place like Marineland is that, even though it’s nice to see a family run company start…

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      Stunting wall ‘knocked down’

      From the Niagara Falls Review: If Nik Wallenda is allowed to walk over Niagara Falls, then daredevil Peter DeBernardi wants a chance to go over them — again. For those who don’t remember his name, rewind to Sept. 27, 1989. Peter DeBernardi, then 42, and Jeffrey Petkovich, 24, climbed into a home-made barrel at about…

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        Fudge store progress (doors in place)

        Yesterday I took a picture of the new fudge store on Clifton Hill. It is coming along nicely. The main structure seems to be done (always takes the longest). I’m sure we’ll see it moving even faster now.ÂÂ

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