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‘women .
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de: their traditional area of in-
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“IE women are interested in a
career path change: away from

_ : financial/clerical ‘occupations,
-they..can’ get . experience in

surveying, *: Beotechnical work, |

“TERRACE — The future of the
: local t tourist industry could lie in
vattracting. more people from the
a ‘northwest, ‘indicate: preliminary

‘ ‘Statistics. ‘gathered | ‘by the.

chamber ‘of commerce.

~ And there’s great potential i in
marketing the area to the rest of
B.C.

4 “Regional: attractions figure
_Breatly., The regional, ‘one-day

tourist is something that’s been
talked about and this backs it
up,”’ says city economic
development officer Peter
Monteith who helped organize
the survey for the chamber.

*. The survey shows that more

‘than ‘half of the tourists visiting
‘the area this summer came from

B.C, and that nearly half of

people. talked to Listed Terrace

as a-main ‘destination.

“ay “Given | the large number . [:
_ from’ B. C., I'd say. we're only
‘scratching the surface in terms
“of what we can do to market the

area, * said: Monteith...

At the ‘same time, the high -
number of people. travelling by
motorhome: — nearly one-third
‘of thase surveyed — points to a
‘marketing - opportunity there, -
Monteith, added

“whabtar €: ‘they: looking for.
whiat“are they ’s spade?”
‘Where did they come from and
‘where did they hear from us?
‘Find thoseanswers can help
us," he said, ;

The survey to date of nearly
400 people is part ‘of a bigger
one being conducted by other
chambers: of commerce
throughout the northwest.
= It’s expected to not only give
‘information on what | kind of
‘tourists visit the northwest, but
where the tourism industry.
should concentrate its

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lab work, paving _ those areas

- that bad been labelled ‘non-
- traditional,’ says ministry

employee Gail McFadden.
‘McFadden, » this highway

_region’s representative on a
‘province-wide women’s Oppor- .. - .
ty 90s is almost too, perfect to be-

tunities. committee, . said
response has varied between the .

regions.

In this region this year, one

- person from Terrace has just

finished two months away from
a clerical/stenography -job in
the tninistry’ s geotechnical sec-

Survey helps sharpen
ocal tourism. search

Peter Monteith
marketing efforts.

The survey found that one-
third of people travelling. spent
up to $15 night on accommoda-

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tion.

“The idea i is that people not
only can get some experience,
but to find out what kind of
education they might need to
continue on,” McFadden said.

"y personally feel Opportuni-

true. A ‘person. can get ex-

perience in a totally different

‘field yet still: have their other |
‘job. You don’t have.to quit to
‘go to another ‘position,’ "

she
said.
The program i is also open to

tio — 8 tatistle ‘indicating, ;

there is a high: number of

~- campers and recreational ‘veh

cle users.

Overall, iourists ” were

satisfied with - service and —
amenities in the Terrace area.

Approximately 40 per cent of

those males surveyed were bet
ween the ages of 25 and 44 while

the number of females in the
same category amounted to just
over 30 per cent, -
| This indicates the ‘attraction
of northwest fishing to males,
said Monteith.

Most. of those travelling

; reported. household incomes of

more than $40,000 a year while

60 per cent of those surveyed’

said this was: not their. first trip
to Terrace,"

While fishing: ‘was one of the
northwest lures, comments on
questionnaires reported some
complaints, . said” survey taker
David Ralston...

“} heard about the licensing
“fees and no fish,” he said.

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advertised. Six positions
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women to” become. road :
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