Tourism Revelstoke

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Railway town, resource town, resort town…arts town?

Dig into the recent history of how Revelstoke bloomed into a town filled with arts and tourism.

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Housing emerges as central goal in Tourism Revelstoke’s new Destination Management Plan

'We can’t wait any longer on addressing our community’s most critical challenge.'

Revelstoke’s Destination Management Plan 

'The project of destination management is about uncovering the community’s long term vision in a way that inspires immediate action to make Revelstoke a better place for visitors and residents.'

Tourism Talks: The Revelstoke Ambassador Program

Whether you’re new to Revelstoke or you just want to brush up on your knowledge, the Revelstoke Ambassador Program is a great way to hone your customer service skills.

Tourism Talks: The “M” in DMO

Our vision is that Revelstoke is a world-class destination while being an authentic and vibrant community. Our mission is to inspire value-aligned visitors to experience Revelstoke and to grow sustainable tourism opportunities that benefit the community. 

Tourism Talks — Housing our residents
Me in 2073: How one Revelstoke school emphasizes the importance of place

Pam Mair, principal of Arrow Heights Elementary School, integrates sense-of-place into the curriculum and takes on a project that helps give students ownership over Revelstoke's future.

Tourism Talks: Emergency planning

The Think Revelstoke podcast recently had an opportunity to speak with Dr. Mike Flannigan, British Columbia Research Chair in Predictive Services, Emergency Management and Fire Science at Thompson Rivers University.

Tourism Talks: Revelstoke 2073 survey results

This fall, Tourism Revelstoke conducted the Revelstoke 2073 survey asking respondents to consider what they wanted Revelstoke to look like in 2073, with the idea that thinking so far ahead would encourage broader thinking and more ambitious idea generation.