Destination BC is inviting tourism businesses across the province to participate in the newly launched Tourism Climate Adaptation and Environmental Sustainability Survey, which aims to establish a comprehensive understanding of sustainability practices and climate preparedness within the industry.
Supporting the BC Climate Resiliency Initiative’s project to develop a sustainability & climate adaptation data framework, the survey aims to gather information directly from tourism businesses on their climate risk preparedness, environmental sustainability practices, and investments in these areas. This data will help create a provincial baseline that can be used to monitor changes and progress over the course of the BCTCRI project.
The survey is open to all tourism businesses in British Columbia that provide paid services to travellers, including accommodations, food and beverage providers, transportation services, attractions, and other tourism-related businesses. Participation from a broad range of businesses is encouraged to enable region-, community-, and sector-specific reporting and to ensure a comprehensive snapshot. This survey will take 5-10 minutes to complete and should only be completed by one person who is familiar with operational practices in climate adaptation and environmental sustainability per business.
The results of the Tourism Climate Adaptation and Environmental Sustainability Survey will be shared through multiple channels, including:
All businesses that complete the survey will have the opportunity to receive the final report(s). Participating businesses will also be entered into a draw for a pass to a BC tourism conference.
Complete the survey online: https://destinationbc.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7aLu1SAWlci6nCS
For more information about the survey, watch this recently hosted webinar or visit the Sustainability & Climate Adaptation Data Framework page of our website.
About the BC Climate Resiliency Initiative
The BC Tourism Climate Resiliency Initiative (BCTCRI) is a province wide initiative developed and delivered in collaboration with the BC Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport, Destination BC, Indigenous Tourism BC, and the six Regional Destination Management Organizations (RDMOs), that focuses on building a foundational program to support a resilient tourism sector that is prepared to adapt to climate change.
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