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Ontario Travel Information Centres (Otics) Over 835,000 Across the Province That Welcome Over 835,000 Visitors Annually ONTARIO TRAVEL 11 Ontario Travel Information INFORMATION CENTRES Centres Destination Ontario operates 11 Ontario Travel Information Centres (OTICs) Over 835,000 across the province that welcome over 835,000 visitors annually. The OTICs actively promote and sell Ontario products and services visitors annually through in-person, customized travel planning with the aim of creating incredible Ontario travel experiences. ONTARIO TRAVEL INFORMATION CENTRE LOCATIONS: Bainsville | Barrie | Hawkesbury (seasonal) | Niagara Falls | Pigeon River (seasonal) | St. Catharines | Sault Ste. Marie Sarnia | Tilbury | Toronto Union Station | Windsor | OTIC SERVICES OFFERED INCLUDE: Brochure/Literature Display Opportunities Travel Centres accept all brochures of a tourism related nature for display with a minimum 50% Ontario content (e.g. Travel Association publications, area maps, attraction brochures, etc.) Standard brochure/publication size requested (8 x 10 in., 9 x 4 in., etc.) Initial quantity, 50 copies; Tourism partner to be contacted by Travel Centre when initial supply has been depleted. All brochures/publications must be shipped pre-paid and pre-approved for display by OTIC Director/Manager. For more information on brochure distribution please contact your local Ontario Travel Information Centre (see reverse). Other Opportunities Offered Accommodation Reservations Coupon Redemption Program Customized Trip Planning Motor Coach Program - Participation in “Welcome Bag” Ontario Travel Information Services Conference Participation, Marketplace, or Sponsorship Tourism Week Celebrations Advertising Opportunities – Print & Digital Connect with us to learn more about various advertising opportunities including: Outdoor Kiosk Interior Backlit Interior Poster Display Display Cabinet Digital Monitors (video loop) For more information on the above opportunities please contact: 416-314-6314 | 1-888-365-4422 | [email protected] DESTINATION ONTARIO 2018 ONTARIO TRAVEL INFORMATION CENTRES LOCATIONS YEAR ROUND CENTRES BAINSVILLE BARRIE 22064 North Service Road 21 Mapleview Drive East (Hwy 400 & Mapleview Drive) K0C 1E0 L4N 9A9 Tel: (613) 347-3498 | E: Tel: (705) 725-7280 | E: [email protected] NIAGARA FALLS SARNIA 5355 Stanley Ave. 1455 Venetian Blvd. (Blue Water Bridge) L2E 7C2 N7T 7W7 Tel: (905) 358-3221 | E: [email protected] Tel: (519) 344-7403 | E: [email protected] SAULT STE. MARIE ST. CATHARINES 261 Queen St. West, (Sault Ste. Marie International Bridge) 251 York Road P6A 1A3 L0S 1J0 Tel: (705) 945-6941 | E: [email protected] Tel: (905) 684-6354 | E: [email protected] TILBURY TORONTO - UNION STATION 62 Highway 401 Eastbound Union Station - 65 Front Street West N0P 2L0 Main Hall - west end of Union Station, near the Skywalk, Tel: (519) 682-9501 | E: [email protected] at the foot of York Street, M5J 1E6 Tel: (416) 314-5899 | E: [email protected] WINDSOR 110 Park St. East, (Detroit/Windsor Tunnel) N9A 3A9 Tel: (519) 973-1338 | E: [email protected] SEASONAL OPERATIONS HAWKESBURY PIGEON RIVER 777 Highway 417, RR # 1, 7671 Hwy 61, Neebing Chute a Blondeau P7L 0A2 K0B 1B0 Tel: (807) 964-2094 | E: Tel: (613) 674-2000 | E: [email protected] [email protected] DESTINATION ONTARIO 2018 .
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