GVPOD is the podcast of the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade. President and CEO Bridgitte Anderson talks to leaders in the business community about the challenges and opportunities they experience, as well as issues impacting our region.
GVPOD - Greater Vancouver's Business Podcast
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GVPOD is the podcast of the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade. President and CEO Bridgitte Anderson talks to leaders in the business community about the challenges and opportunities they experience, as well as issues impacting our region.
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10/5/2021
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Recent Episodes
May 23, 2024
Accommodating the upcoming tourism calendar with Ingrid Jarrett - Hosting Rights Episode 5
<p>In our latest episode, Ingrid Jarret, President and CEO of the British Columbia Hotel Association, delves into the critical state of Vancouver's hotel industry. With major events like the FIFA World Cup and Taylor Swift concerts on the horizon, how is the city preparing to meet the soaring demand? Discover the strategies being employed to boost accommodation capacity and enhance guest experiences.</p>
May 15, 2024
The Role of Restaurants in Travel Experiences with Ian Tostenson - Hosting Rights Episode 4
<p>Dive into the latest episode of GVPOD, where Bridgitte Anderson sits down with Ian Tostenson, president and CEO of the BC Restaurant and Food Services Association, to explore the dynamic world of Vancouver's restaurant industry.</p><p>From the evolution of restaurant business models to the impacts of government policy, this episode discusses Vancouver's culinary landscape.</p>
May 8, 2024
Reconciliation through Tourism with Keith Henry - Hosting Rights Episode 3
<p>Join Bridgitte Anderson in the latest episode of GVPOD's series, "Hosting Rights," as she explores the evolving landscape of Vancouver's tourism industry with a focus on indigenous tourism. </p><p>In this engaging discussion with Keith Henry, President and CEO of the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (IAC), discover the current state of indigenous tourism post-pandemic and the opportunities it presents for sustainable growth. From market readiness programs to collaborative efforts, Keith shares insights into the initiatives driving indigenous tourism forward. Tune in to this new episode as we embark on a journey to embrace the richness of indigenous culture and chart a course for a vibrant future in Vancouver's tourism sector.</p>
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