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Canadians under travel restrictions took to the outdoors in force last year. With another long winter over and COVID still very much affecting our way of life, many folks are looking for an adventure-filled summer on the trails. Excited as we are to explore the great outdoors, care must be taken to do so responsibly.
Mountain trails in the Kananaskis region have been particularly well-trodden as of late. Visitors to Kananaskis Country increased an estimated 30 per cent in 2020. This made things busy for Kananaskis public safety teams, who responded to an additional 150 calls in 2020 a 53 per cent rise from 2019.
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Airport Transfer from Vancouver (YVR) to several mountain and downtown locations
Betterez adds Vancouver Skylynx Airport Shuttle to “Air2Bus” Inventory; Signs with Alberta Public Transit Agency to Implement Capacity Management.
TORONTO, CANADA, May 4, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ Betterez, a travel technology platform with innovative solutions in sales and inventory management for the Bus & Coach Industry, announced today new engagements that continue to diversify its customer use cases for airport shuttle and public transit inventory.
“As Betterez continues to expand our Software-as-a-Service out-of-the-box functionality, as well as offer key features as ‘modules,’ for example Revenue Management, the diversification of customer use cases on our sales & inventory management platform continues to multiply,” notes Mike Van Horn, senior vice president at Betterez. “Our platform has been effectively used as a differentiator in the bus & motorcoach ground travel segment fo
CALGARY Reservations are now being accepted for the shuttle that ferries visitors between two popular destinations in Banff National Park. The shuttle, which is scheduled to begin operating on June 1, is operated by Parks Canada and transports guests between Moraine Lake and Lake Louise. A portion of shuttle seats will not be available for reservation until 48 hours before the date of departure. Walk-up seat sales will not be offered in 2021. Starting this year, Parks Canada has implemented paid parking at the Lake Louise Lakeshore during the shuttle operational season. Valid parking passes will be required for all vehicles in the public parking lot between the hours of 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Valid national park entry passes must also be displayed.