North Vancouver BC Real Estate Agent | Top Tourist Attractions Guide Launched
Apr 21, 2022
Vancouver,Canada - April 21, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The new piece is written for both visitors and residents, detailing destinations such as The Shipyards, the Capilano Suspension Bridge, Cleveland Dam, Grouse Mountain, Lynn Canyon Park, and more.
More details can be found at: https://www.bnlrealestate.com/blog/63693/top-11-north-vancouver-tourist-attractions-you-cant-miss
With travel restrictions being lifted, British Columbia is making efforts to revive the local tourism sector. As contributors to the local economy, B & L Real Estate also recognizes that many people move to the city following a vacation. The agency’s new guide has been written to stimulate interest in the region at home and further afield.
Destination BC reports that, prior to the pandemic, more than 50% of the region’s tourism revenue came from international visitors. Those numbers fell by approximately 70% during the last two years. Accordingly, the organization has launched a $6.7 million campaign to attract visitors back to Vancouver and surrounding areas.
B & L Real Estate Group is a firm supporter of these initiatives, and the new guide puts a specific emphasis on things to do in and around North Vancouver. As an example, the Lower Lonsdale waterfront development, known as The Shipyards, contains over 85,000 square feet of commercial and community spaces. These include restaurants, cafes, shops, two boutique hotels, and more.
Similarly, The Lonsdale Quay is described as another popular local market area, offering views of Vancouver’s skyline at any time of day. Natural attractions, such as Mount Seymour and Quarry Rock, provide visitors and residents with many options when it comes to outdoor activities.
For additional information please see: https://www.facebook.com/604VancouverNow
About B & L Real Estate Group
One of the leading Vancouver and North Shore real estate agencies, B & L Real Estate Group maintains extensive connections within the local property sector. The team of 3 professional realtors has over 65 years’ combined experience, and assists with purchasing, selling, and investments. The new guide demonstrates the agency’s ongoing support and advocacy for Vancouver as an ideal holiday and relocation destination.
A company representative stated: “Our team loves working with good people and helping you buy, sell and invest. With amazing professional connections in the real estate sector, we have all the talent and resources you need to achieve exceptional results.”
Interested parties can learn more by visiting: http://iVancouverNow.com for a complete list of local fun, entertainment, events and tourist attractions.
Contact Info:
Name: Kevin Lynch
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Organization: B & L Real Estate Group
Address: 3995 Fraser Street, Vancouver, BC V5V 4E5, Canada
Phone: +1-604-307-9448
Website: http://BNLrealestate.com
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