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A RESOURCE FOR NEWS, SUPPORT, RESEARCH AND REBUILDING FOR ATLANTIC CANADA’S
TOURISM OPERATORS.


WELCOME

Welcome to Tourism Strong Atlantic - Check out your Provincial Tourism Strong
site below for the latest information and supports related to Covid-19.  The
Atlantic Tourism Industry , gratefully acknowledges the support of ACOA Atlantic
for the development of this program.




NOVA SCOTIA

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Continue to Tourism Strong Nova Scotia Website >


NEW BRUNSWICK

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Continue to Tourism Strong New Brunswick Website >

IMPORTANT CONTACT INFORMATION:

Government of Canada: Novel Coronavirus
Toll-free Line 1-833-784-4397
Public Health Website

 

Public Health Agency of Canada:
1-833-784-4397 | phac.info.aspc@canada.ca

 

ACOA Atlantic Growth Strategy:
Atlantic Growth Website


 

Atlantic Canada Agreement on Tourism:
ACAT/ETRA Website


PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

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Continue to Tourism Strong Prince Edward Island Website >


NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR

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Continue to Tourism Strong Newfoundland and Labrador Website >

MEDIA CONTACTS:

TIANS:
Darlene Grant Fiander, President
darlene@tourism.ca

 

TIANB:
Carol Alderdice, President and CEO
carol@tianb.com

 

TIAPEI:
Corryn Clemence, CEO
cclemence@tiapei.pe.ca

 

HNL:
Craig Foley, CEO
cfoley@hnl.ca


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