The BC Wildlife Park has seen incredible growth over the past 5 years - and it is all because of tourism. This local destination is attracting international attention and Glenn shares his passion for keeping people on-site and busy year-round.

Treetop Flyers all started with a great idea from a TRU student. Ron has been able to build on that and create a destination that is pushing the limits.

Harper Mountain is family-owned and has become an important tradition for locals and travellers. Learn how Lisa and her team are providing people with a truly Canadian experience year after year.

The BIG Little Science Centre has found a new home in Kamloops. Gord walks us through the important ways his team is engaging locals and tourists and tells us why he is excited to be situated in the heart of Kamloops.

Lincoln boils down the important role tech and innovation play in ensuring our tourism economy is vibrant and forward-thinking.

Ever wonder what there is to do at the Kamloops Museum? Meghan explains that museums aren't just for history nerds - learn how they are ensuring they engage every age group whether they are locals or visitors.

Self proclaimed water-baby and Kamloops downtown advocate, Carl, tells us why he is dreaming of summer and pinpoints his all time favorite winter activity all residents have to experience.

As another exciting ski season approaches, Arlene from Tourism Sun Peaks tells us why working with Kamloops is integral to both destinations' successes.

You wouldn't necessarily think Jon was integral to a thriving tourism economy - but it is. Our hosts attempt to bottle up his enthusiasm on this episode.

From forged mushrooms to local ingredients - David is a community builder. He knows that his restaurant plays an integral role in the experience of a tourist.