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.

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.

Document is based on four workshops held across the region (Thunder Bay, ON;Duluth, MN; Marquette, MI; Sault Ste. Marie, ON). Report is for promoting the Lake Superior region via tourism.

A comprehensive competitiveness study to set and determine the future path for tourism in Ontario.

A revitalization plan for Nipigon based on a concept of a children's book "Paddle to the Sea". Key components of the plan involve the construction of a family theme park and promenade. Front Street (the main street in Nipigon) will also be redeveloped in the theme of the book.

A business and marketing plan for the marketing year 1993-1994, a review of 1992-1993.

A marketing and business plan for 2008-2010. NOSTA outlines key strategic objectives, implementation of marketing and operational activities.

A business and marketing plan for the marketing year 1994-1995, with a review of 1993-1994.

Tourism survey proposed by North of Superior Tourism and the Ministry of Development and Mines. Survey is to gain insight to awareness level or benchmark for the measure of success or failure of the Tourism Awareness Campaign. A Campaign to be launched in Thunder Bay over a 3 year period.

FedNor's packet on interest in promoting the growth of environmentally sustainable tourism in Thunder Bay. Packet reviews current and potential opportunities for nature-based tourism in Northern Ontario.

Discussion guide for the Growth Plan for Northern Ontario. The plan is to provide the building blocks to help the region with the shift in the economy by growing Northern opportunities and enhancing quality of life for those in this region.

A strategy to maximize the limited marketing resources available to Northern Ontario. Strategy is to align industry and government marketing ventures. As well as address changes and shifts in the tourism industry in this region.

A packet of pamphlets on various aspects covered by the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation. Industrial Infrastructure Program, Tourism Development Program, Resource Diversification and Development Program, Tradeable Service Assistance Program, and Business Incentive Program.

A proposed growth plan for Northern Ontario for the government of Ontario. The plan puts forth a strategic framework for policies and actions that should be used to engage, support and work with northern communities, businesses, Aboriginal communities, and public sector over the course of 25 years.

A strategic plan to capitalize on the growth in snowmobile tourism market, that goes over how to further develop this product. The strategy will recommend the development of the Trans Northern Provincial Trail network, which would provide links between communities in Northern Ontario but also through Quebec and north-central US markets.

A comprehensive package of the excellent tourism products available in Northern Ontario.

A five-year strategic plan for tourism in Northern Ontario. The plan is to make Northern Ontario a more recognizable place for tourism and make it a competitive tourist destination.

A four year tourism marketing strategy to place Northern Ontario as a more competitive tourist destination. As well as to ensure sustained growth in the tourism sector.

Postcard size Northern Ontario Travel Area Map.

The report discusses three areas of concern and the recommendations to help. The report focuses on stabilization of the current economy, build capacity for the new economy, growing a prosperous northwest economy.

A catalogue of vacation packages for all regions of Ontario.

An information guide to creating a custom wilderness vacation experience for Ontario.

Document about industry-wide strategy and comprehensive analysis of the issues and opportunities for the tourism sector. Strategy goes over goals, visions, and plan for the Ontario Tourism Strategy.

Business plan of Ontario's Sunset Country Travel Association. Plan will discuss the operation of Sunset Country Travel Association, review the promotional programs carried out in 1994-1995, establish a strategy direction for 1995-1996.

A strategy to reposition the industry, facilitate the restructuring of the industry, redesign tourism industry's offerings, maintain and enhance the quality of Ontario life and landscape with planned and managed tourism development.

Discussion paper goes over some background information about Ontario's protected areas and the eight legislative proposals for public comment.

A manual and guide for users to assess a tourist destination market status. The workbook goes over the evaluation process step by step. As well as what determines if a destination achieves premier-ranked status.

The booklet provides an overview of various programs offered by the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation. Enterprises North Job Creation Program, Northern Ontario Youth Internship and Co-op Program, Northern Ontario Young Entrepreneur Program, Small Business Energy Conservation Program, Emerging Technology Program, and Infrastructure and Community Development Program,.

Booth Statistics for 1994 for Sudbury, Little Current, Parry Sound, Pointe Au Baril, Rainbow North, French River, and Espanola for the months January to September.

List of rare, threatened, endangered extirpated or extinct species of Ontario. File lists plants, insects, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals.

Examination of the feasibility of the national marine conservation area. Recommendations from three year process from public consultation and review.

A tourism strategy for Northern Ontario for 2008-2012, to form the basis for successful working relationships among its three sub-regions and industry stakeholders.

Objective of Resource-Based Tourism Diversification Program is to assist the Ontario resource based tourism. Program looks at other markets in tourism beyond the traditional fishing, and hunting avenues.

Development of comprehensive Northern Ontario Tourism Marketing Strategy. Document discusses the success of implementation of Northern Ontario Tourism Marketing Strategy be evaluated, appropriateness of the organizations involved, and future directions for the strategy proposed.

A management plan for Rudy Lake Provincial Park. The document identifies issues and presents options for the management of this park.

The study is to develop a responsive, realistic and implementable Tourism Development Strategy for Schreiber. The study looks at the potential tourism resources, and public participation in the study. Included with the study is a Schreiber Heritage and Tourism Committee bylaws packet.

A strategy plan for the protection and sustainable use of the Great Lakes Heritage Coast. Objective of the plan is to preserve the Great Lakes Heritage Coast, while providing and diversifying the space to be used for tourism, recreation, and economy.

Final report pertaining to the growth related issues and challenges for Northern Ontario.

Plan identifies opportunities for the renewal of downtown south core in Thunder Bay. Plan reviews history of the area and previous plans and studies related to current issues and opportunities within this area.

Final report from study/project related to the tourism, development and guidelines. Objectives for the project were to develop guidelines to assist Provincial and Federal Governments to maximize allocation of funds regarding to tourism, and to help identify and utilize organizations to help in economic development.

A strategic study plan for NOSTA is to provide NOSTA's Board of Directors with a database of information regarding interests of membership for development of future plans.

Report discusses dealing with rainbow trout populations on Lake Superior's north shore. The booklet is sectioned into two parts.

Report discusses the status of rainbow trout in the Lake Superior, focused on the Canadian waters. Report goes over biological data collected by anglers. 3186 Samples from 58 streams were obtained during the study.

Case study of Thunder Bay, focus of how it lacks a downtown. Solutions proposed are to help create a distinct community and neighborhood retail and civic centre within Fort William.

Survey for gathering information about individual's outdoor recreation activities in Northwestern Ontario.

This study contains three main components of a project to provide/create a set of tools to be used to promote tourism bundling to NOSTA members. Tools to be used to help tourism industry in the NOSTA region.

A commission report to investigate the role of tourism on the islands and shoreline of Lake Superior from Terrace Bay to Silver Islet. The intention of the report is to gather background information for potential future land use for these areas and public views on tourism for said areas.

A report that discusses the standing of tourism within the region of Northwestern Ontario. Report contains community forums that go over concerns and issues commonly found in the communities. Regional forums are included as well that discuss four sectors, marketing, infrastructure, education and training and new trends.

Development Strategy discussions reviewing program delivery options. Recommendations developed to improve the program delivery of the association. Along with the aim of financially sustainability of NOSTA.

A report on research and planning components of marketing on-road motorcycling tourism in Northern Ontario.

A report on research and planning components of marketing RV tourism in Northern Ontario.

A study to better understand U.S. traveller patterns in northwestern Ontario. Looks at factors such as influences to travel to certain areas, reasons for travel decisions, barriers, and perceptions of services in area.

A report on tourism engagement visits at eight of the Wasaya First Nations in August and September 2013. Findings are used to outline the vision and guiding principles of Wasaya's new tourism initiative, as well as provide some background information on said initiative.