France is known for its love of aesthetics.

From Australia to Asia, the Americas to Europe, the 2010 Winter Games is keeping Canada uppermost in global minds. Our country has been getting some great media exposure (admittedly some hasn’t been as complimentary, but you can’t please everyone).

With no official provincial day at the 2010 Winter Games today (Feb. 22), it’s an opportunity to highlight Canada’s francophone life.

Open your diaries: it’s time to book appointments for Rendez-vous Canada 2010 (RVC 2010). The Canadian Tourism Commission (CTC) event is Canada’s pre-eminent international tourism-industry marketplace, a focal point for tourism operators of every stripe.

Ouch. The latest National Tourism Indicators report for the third quarter of 2009 from the Canadian Tourism Commission (CTC) looks back on another difficult period for the tourism industry and global economy as a whole.

Now is the time for Nunavut. Today (Feb. 21) marks this Arctic region’s officially designated day at the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver, BC.

There’s more than gold in them thar hills. Today (Feb. 20) marks Yukon Day at the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver, BC.

It seems 2009 won’t go down in South Korean annals as one of its favourite years.

Marilyn Monroe knew that diamonds are a girl’s best friend. So she would have beaten a path today (Feb. 19) to Canada’s Northern House at 602 W. Hastings St.

The Australia office of the Canadian Tourism Commission (CTC) has just put on a ripper of a roadshow for the tourism industry Down Under.