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Ottawa tourism sector on the rise, but foreign visits still lagging, veteran hotelier says – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Ottawa tourism sector on the rise, but foreign visits still lagging, veteran hotelier says – Ottawa Business Journal

Ross Meredith, the general manager of the Westin Ottawa and the Delta Ottawa City Centre hotels, said he thinks it will “probably take a few years” for the Ottawa tourism sector to see pre-COVID levels of overseas visitor spending.

Source: obj.ca
Ottawa airport authority studying potential expansion of YOW terminal – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Ottawa airport authority studying potential expansion of YOW terminal – Ottawa Business Journal

Ottawa's airport authority is projecting that 5.6 million passengers will use the city's international terminal by 2030, up from three million last year.

Source: obj.ca
JPMorgan CEO Warns 'Storm Clouds' on Horizon for the Economy - Vimarsana News

JPMorgan CEO Warns 'Storm Clouds' on Horizon for the Economy

With inflation still high, an ongoing banking crisis, global strife, and an ongoing debt ceiling debate, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has warned that the economy may tough challenges in the near future.

Health experts warn COVID-19 cases among US children may get worse - Vimarsana News

Health experts warn COVID-19 cases among US children may get worse

Last week, the number of COVID-19 cases in children in the U.S. reached levels not seen since the winter surge.

Source: wesh.com
Health experts warn COVID-19 cases among US children may get worse - Vimarsana News

Health experts warn COVID-19 cases among US children may get worse

Last week, the number of COVID-19 cases in children in the U.S. reached levels not seen since the winter surge.

Source: kmbc.com