Working together, we can address barriers and create opportunities for sustainable growth, by aligning community, industry and government priorities. To succeed, a Nova Scotia-first mindset is needed that encompasses all regions and sectors.

• What are the opportunities for better alignment? How could we work better together?
• How do we ensure marketing efforts leverage a consistent Nova Scotia brand and avoid duplication?
• What could be done to ensure tourism investments and initiatives are leveraged to create maximum ROI?

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Getting people here and moving them around remains a crucial component of a successful tourism destination.

There is a need to increase and maintain consistent access by road, sea and air. It is also important to ensure travellers can easily move within the province; (roads, bikeways, signage).

Travellers also need to be able to connect via cell and internet across Nova Scotia.

What investments or initiatives are needed to attract and retain consistent transportation links with key travel markets?

What is required to ensure travellers can easily move throughout the province for maximum economic spending?

Nova Scotia is celebrated as a destination with culturally unique peoples and places. The province’s rich history and culture provide a distinct advantage.

However, there is a need to enhance cultural tourism product offerings. Building capacity to reflect and support Mi’kmaw, African Nova Scotian, Acadian, and Gaelic cultures is key to success.

How can communities leverage unique cultural assets and places?

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