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Pincher Creek gets going to Growing Rural Tourism

February 20, 2018

Pincher Creek & Area get going to Growing Rural Tourism
Partners:
Community Futures Alberta Southwest
Town of Pincher Creek
Growing Rural Tourism (scholarship program)


Quick Concept:
Encourage additional attendance by tourism operators in Pincher Creek & Area to the Growing Rural Tourism conference.

How we are doing this:
We have partnered to provide additional funding to cover or part cover accommodation and travel expenses.  The Growing Rural Tourism Scholarship offers a 50% coverage of the conference tuition.

Who is eligible:
-Presently own and operate a full-time tourism business in the Town of MD of Pincher Creek or businesses looking to incorporate tourism products or experiences into their existing business
-a business owner who is committed to lifelong learning
-Willing to write a summary report and share their ideas and experiences with their community partners, consortia, chamber, colleges, etc.
-Must be a first time applicant

What is included:
50% coverage of the conference tuition (covered by Growing Rural Tourism)
Up to $500 for Travel and accommodation costs, receipts of purchase will be required. 

How to apply:
All applicants are requested to submit the application forms directly to Marie Everts at the Town of Pincher Creek. 
Application forms can be dropped off at the Town Office (962 St. John Ave) or emailed to economic@pinchercreek.ca 

Maximum of 3 applications will be approved. 


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