Andy Lee

Yas, | think that Ex-
po will have a lasting
effect because of the
exposure that our
province gained.
Tourists, this year,
visited Expo and many
decided to look over
the rest of the prov-
ince. Now that a great
deal of new people
have seen B.C., the
province may become
a favorite vacation
spot. Word of mouth,

tourists telling their -
friends about us, Is

the best advertising.

Paul Goeiz

Sure. When Expo
started, the aware-
ness of people in the
United States in-
dicated 20 percent
knew the fair was go-
ing on and at the end
of Expo, 65 percent of
U.S. residents were
aware of Expo and
B.C. I think Expo is go-
ing to have a lasting
tourism effect.

Lowell Croft

Although I| have not
seen Expo, | feel that
It will have an in-
fluence on the prov-
Ince for quite some
time. Expo was like a
large advertisement
for B.C. which covered
a lot of our province’s
advantages. Many of
the tourists who
visited the Expo site
said to people | know,
and on television, that
they wouid be back to
visit.

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Local residents have
been extremely friendiy
and he is impressed with
the immense fishing op-
tions the area provides.
“IT love fishing,’’ Jean-
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timistic about service the
Terrace Review and
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tions can provide mer-
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customers alike.

recone seforeoner

The Terrace Review asked:

Will Expo 86 have a
lasting benefit for B.C.?

Karen Chrysler

| would say yes. The
most significant bene-
fit will be in tourism. |
was in’ Vancouver for
Expo and the majority
of people | met.were
from places other
than B.C. Many people
expressed the opinion
that B.C. is beautiful
and they plan on

returning at some
time in the future.

Derek Hales
| think that Expo
will have very little ef-
fect on our area. But,
the fair has definitely

helped the
mainiand.

lower

Peter Hollak

| think Expo will
have a lasting effect.
The fair exposed Van-
couver and the rest of
B.C. to people from all
over the world and it
displayed Canadian
ingenuity in terms of
organization and

technology. Because |

of Expo, more people
know about B.C. .

Margaret Dediluke

| think those who
have visited as
tourists will come
back as | believe we
hosted them a good
time. I’m not so sure,
however, there will be
any benefit to the
northwest from the
Expo site.

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