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Tourism coming back strong post-COVID - Vimarsana News

Tourism coming back strong post-COVID

Tourism in the Windsor-Essex area has shown significant recovery since the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Tourism Windsor Essex Pelee Island (TWEPI) leadership.

'Two-nation destination:' Windsor officials say sponsoring Detroit Grand Prix helps tourism - Vimarsana News

'Two-nation destination:' Windsor officials say sponsoring Detroit Grand Prix helps tourism

Preparations are underway for the Detroit Grand Prix this weekend. Once again the city is sponsoring the media centre at the Renaissance Center with $50,000.

Source: cbc.ca
Feds asked to place asylum seekers in hotels outside downtown - Vimarsana News

Feds asked to place asylum seekers in hotels outside downtown

There are 743 asylum seekers currently living in two hotels in Windsor and city council wants to see if they can be put in hotels outside the city centre to avoid capacity issues during the summer tourism season.

Bulletin from EQT AB's Annual Shareholders' Meeting 2024 - Vimarsana News

Bulletin from EQT AB's Annual Shareholders' Meeting 2024

Today's Annual Shareholders' Meeting voted to support all proposals from the Board and the Nomination Committee. The resolutions passed included the following: dividend to the shareholders of SEK...

As the NFL Draft kicks off, Windsor is getting in on the economic action - Vimarsana News

As the NFL Draft kicks off, Windsor is getting in on the economic action

It's one of the biggest events to ever come to Detroit: The NFL Draft kicks off tomorrow — and it turns out Windsor is seeing some of the benefits of being right next door to one of football's most important events. 

Source: cbc.ca