How to put a spin on tourism figures
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How to put a spin on tourism figures
I think the president of Tourism Kelowna, should become a politician. Her spin on the tourism figures are amazing, https://www.castanet.net/news/Kelowna/2 ... ng-in-2017
The numbers from, Salmond Arm in the North to Oliver in the South were pathetic, during June, July and August. The response to the media from our Tourism President was similar to the response we had in 2003 when we had the fires, none existence.
To put a spun on the numbers saying they were 0.3 higher is (printable words fail me) three months of reasonable growth does not equate to a good year
The numbers from, Salmond Arm in the North to Oliver in the South were pathetic, during June, July and August. The response to the media from our Tourism President was similar to the response we had in 2003 when we had the fires, none existence.
To put a spun on the numbers saying they were 0.3 higher is (printable words fail me) three months of reasonable growth does not equate to a good year
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Re: How to put a spin on tourism figures
May through September was a write-off last year due to the floods then the fires. I wouldn't put any stock in the numbers.
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Re: How to put a spin on tourism figures
Considering the "spin" they put on their necessity for spiffy new lakefront offices - playing around with these numbers was a walk in the park.
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Re: How to put a spin on tourism figures
Glacier wrote:May through September was a write-off last year due to the floods then the fires. I wouldn't put any stock in the numbers.
I predict that this year's numbers will be greater than last year's numbers.
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Re: How to put a spin on tourism figures
Where exactly is this "spin"? Tourism and hotel occupancy has been growing year after year, with 2016 being a record year - 2017 showed a slight decrease for obvious reasons. Both WestJet and Air Canada have boosted capacity into YLW, Flair started service into YLW and flights are full. Sorry to rain on your parade there OP, but tourism is still growing.
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Re: How to put a spin on tourism figures
Hey all the numbers went up... and Airbnb & VRBO haven't put the hotels out of business?
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Re: How to put a spin on tourism figures
sublime wrote:Hey all the numbers went up... and Airbnb & VRBO haven't put the hotels out of business?
Where do you see "all numbers went up"?, they increased marginally for three months,
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Re: How to put a spin on tourism figures
John Crawford wrote:sublime wrote:Hey all the numbers went up... and Airbnb & VRBO haven't put the hotels out of business?
Where do you see "all numbers went up"?, they increased marginally for three months,
Ya, when everyone stayed away because they thought all of BC was on fire... I'm surprised the numbers didn't drop!
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