Many small businesses are adjusting their digital strategies to compete in a rapidly changing world.
Small businesses have long been the backbone of the Canadian economy. They create jobs, encourage innovation, generate investment and drive economic expansion and growth. They’ve also faced significant challenges throughout the course of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Whether you run a bricks-and-mortar or an internet-based small business, one of the keys to success is the ability to adapt to changing circumstances. Change can be especially tricky for small businesses that have fewer resources or alternative plans in place to respond to new situations, let alone a global crisis. However, sometimes hitting bumps in the road is the most effective way of learning that something needs to change.
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You may be surprised to know that travel insurance isn’t just a necessity for people who vacation outside the country – it applies within Canada, too.
Plans to visit hot, sunny and sandy destinations may be on many Canadian travellers’ wish lists this season, but due to pandemic concerns, venturing out a little closer to home may have to suffice. Thankfully, there’s a limitless selection of exciting places to visit and things to do within the country’s vast borders. To enjoy them to the utmost, in-country travel insurance should be part of your plan.