Vancouver
International Airport Air Highways
to:
Introduction
to the BC Scene and our new travel business
magazine Demographics
by Design "The
medium is the message." Marshall McLuhan
Geographic:
Gateway Markets of Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle,
Spokane, Portland, San Francisco Bay Area, Los
Angeles, San Diego, Calgary, Edmonton, Regina,
Saskatoon. Ass'n of
Canadian Travel Agents (ACTA-BC) Secondary
Readership: The 40 Air Gateways that
participated in our original Air Highways
distribution plan (smaller centres). Bonus
Readership: Reruns for subscription and retail
sales. Editorial
Menu: British Columbia combines the
geography
of
many lands, from desert to seacoast and alpine
meadows, with a culture that goes back thousands of
years. The following are items from past editions
of our magazines, and previews of new
features. IMPORTANT
WEBSITES: The following are a list of websites
that COTA:
http://www.cotabc.com Elections
BC: http://www.elections.bc.ca BC Business
Summit: http://www.abetterbc.com BC Votes
2001: http://www.bcvotes2001.com BC NDP:
http://www.bc.ndp.ca BC Liberals:
http://www.bcliberals.com Compas:
www.compas.ca/sitemap.html Council of
Tourism Associations of BC Stories
from our archives
on a variety of topics.
Introduction
Airline
Contacts
YVR
Facilities
Conventions
Air
Harbour-
Vancouver
Introduction
About
the Port
Port
Scene 1
Port
Scene 2
Port
Scene3
Port
Scene 4
Area
Scene 1
AreaScene
2
Africa
Alaska
Alberta
Americas
Asia-Pacific
British
Columbia
California
Canada
China
Hawaii
Indonesia
Malaysia
Web
Site www.bcscene.com
Newsmakers
on the Scene
Newsmakers:
Air Highways Magazine and BC Scene, now available
in one comprehensive package, provide comment from
and about people in government at all levels, those
who speak at our seminars and others who write for
or have appeared in our magazines. On the quick
index column (left) is a sample of the topics on
our Editorial Menu.
BC
Community Development and Tourism Scene
BC
SCENE tells it like it is - and how it should be.
We mirror British Columbia's Communities in the
areas of Tourism, Transportation, Finance and
Economic Development - all of which equal
Employment. We desire to create an environment of
optimism, understanding and employment for all
British Columbians, promoting careful stewardship
of the province's cultural treasures, wildlife and
natural resources.
Key contacts in Toronto, New York, Washington.
Occupation: we target individuals who
influence medium to large groups of people; Chief
Executive Officers, Travel Agency Owners, Meeting
Planners, Managers and Purchasing Agents. Average
age is 35-60, upper income, university
educated.
Core distribution: 10, 500 copies. The list
is designed in consultation with organizations that
are devoted to serving key segments of the BC
economy. Complimentary subscription copies will
reach the top layer ( cream) of their circulation
lists.
Association of Retail Travel Agents
(ARTA)
American Society of Travel Agents
(ASTA)
Asia Pacific Economic Council (APEC)
BC Automobile Association (BCAA)
BC Aviation Council (BCAC)
BC Chamber of Commerce
BC Council of Forest Industries
(CFI)
BC Council of Tourism Associations
(COTA)
BC Energy Producers- BC Gas, BC Hydro
BC Yukon Hotels Association (BCYHA)
CLIA: BC- Alaska Cruise Industry
Fraser River Basin Group
Greater Vancouver Gateway Council
Oceans Blue Foundation
Tourism British Columbia (Crown
Corp.)
Tourism Vancouver
Transport Canada Pacific Region
Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM)
Vancouver Ports Corporation
Others:
Public Relations firms in New York, Chicago,
Los Angeles, Washington, DC, Ottawa, Toronto.
Embassies and Consulates, Libraries
Internet: Contacts worldwide through our two
extensive web sites.
Digital Resources - Content Providers to
other print and electronic media by
license.
would be good to refer to throughout the election
period:
