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Tourist season is warming up, and two key guides for visitors have just been released by Tourism Kelowna.
The annual Wine Trails and Farm to Table guides have been published, and are available at participating wineries, farms, and restaurants, and throughout the Okanagan at Visitor Centres and hotels.
They are also being distributed to specialty wine stores in Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton.
A total of 200,000 wine guides and 95,000 Farm to Table guides were printed.
"These are among the hero experiences, expressions of the essence of what it means to vacation in Kelowna and its neighbouring communities," says Tourism Kelowna.
“We are proud of both of these guides, and how they have been received by area visitors and our program participants,” says Nancy Cameron, president and CEO of Tourism Kelowna. “They have both been used as marketing tools for our local tourism operators, and make winery and farm touring approachable and convenient for the traveller. In a sense, they are like a private concierge service that provides background information while encouraging visitors to go to more of the participating attractions.”
More information on Kelowna Wine Trails and Farm to Table experiences can be found online at http://www.tourismkelowna.com/do/wine/all-wineries/ and http://www.tourismkelowna.com/do/farm-to-table/ respectively.
The free guides can be picked up at the Visitor Info Centre at 544 Harvey Ave.
