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A guide for building successful packages for tourism suppliers. The guide is divided into three sections. Section one discusses what packaging is and what the purpose of packaging is. Section two, discusses the steps to building a tourism package. Section three, discusses the steps to build your own tourism package and provides worksheets and checklist. The guide was prepared by the Tourism Company.

A proposal for evaluating and improving tourism in the region of Thunder Bay. The proposal highlights issues within the region of Thunder Bay, such as urban renewal.

A project to research hospitality and tourism development and manpower needed in Northern Ontario. Project applies research to development of educational program to be proposed to Confederation College to response to current training needs in Northern Ontario.

A final report that used The Premier Ranked Destination Process, an evaluation tool to be used by destinations to determine their potential in the tourism marketplace. This report focuses on the North of Superior region use of the Process to gather and assess information for tourism growth.

A strategy guide to develop Aboriginal Tourism in Ontario. Guide highlights various businesses that are cross-sections of Aboriginal Tourism.

A report that provides on overview of tourism activity in Northern Ontario in 2002. The report is to help aid those in tourism sector to better understand the nature of tourism in the area.

A study to assess the potential and develop a plan to promote the Breadmore/Nakina/Longlac highway corridor as a "tourist parkway". Discusses what the "tourist parkway" would look like and provide to tourist users, as well as how to develop the "tourist parkway".

This report goes over specific tourist attractions in Canada and what makes them tourist attractions.

A conference agenda for the Nature-Based Tourism: For You and Your Community conference held November 24-27, 2004 in Thunder Bay.

Document discusses key points brought up during the six round table sessions. Round tables pertain to developing a Northern Ontario Tourism strategy.

A report about tourism in Ontario and strategies to make Ontario a preferred place to visit. The report goes over the goals and aims of doubling tourism receipts by 2020.

“Ski Thunder” 11 minutes, 16 mm
“The Land North of Superior” 15 minutes, 16 mm

This report contains a total of 60 surveys. Surveys are focuses on select visitor group in NOSTA. Surveys carried out by personal interview at various tourist locations in the region of Thunder Bay.

This report contains surveys results that were carried out by personal interview. Surveys held at various tourist locations in the region of Thunder Bay. Surveys are focus on select group of visitors in NOSTA -Canadian and United States visitors.

This report contains survey results. Survey forms were sent by mail to those with membership to the Association.

Survey results for telephone conducted surveys involving hotel/motel/resorts. Report includes results from campground to full service.

This report contains survey results. Telephone surveys of 34 shops. Sports shops where located in 5 mile wide corridor of Highway 61.

This report contains survey results carried out by personal interviews. Surveys were conducted at various tourist locations in the region of Thunder Bay. Surveys looks at origin, demographics and perceptions of visitors.

A marketing workbook to provide those in tourism in Northern Ontario. The workbook provides information on market basics, and templates for future success.

This guide for those involved in Northern Ontario tourism. The guide provides information on understanding, aligning, and participating in strategic marketing of various tourism organizations in the region.

A document for a bid proposal for the designation of Northwestern Ontario as the Forest Capital of Canada for the the year 2000.

A proposal for the further development of the community. The proposal discusses next steps for the continued development of Kakabeka Falls, via tourism.

Document/study packet pertains to the fourth Public Information Centre for the project of four lane planning of the Trans-Canada highway. Packet is sectioned into selected alternative locations for the four-lane highway.

A document discussing the development of 52 km Waterfront in Thunder Bay. Additional document focusing on the Port Arthur's Landing at Marina Park development plan.

A preliminary plan for Lake Nipigon Provincial Park, Kabitotikwia River Provincial Nature Reserve, Livingstone Point Provincial Nature Reserve, Windigo Bay Provincial Nature Reserve, and West Bay Provincial Reserve. Plan contains proposed policies that will direct long-term management of the five parks.