Destination Development Advisory Committee
The Committee will provide strategic advice to the CCCTA Board, CEO and staff and support and advise on the communication and implementation of the Destination Development Strategies for the entire CCCTA as well as the Interlakes, Gold Rush Trail, and Chilcotin Central Coast planning areas.
Destination Development ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Kat Chatten of Village of Clinton
Kat is the Community Development Coordinator for Clinton, and she wants to help with the development and implementation of strategies that will impact local businesses, Clinton’s marketing and the development of local amenities.
Julie Gilmore of the South Cariboo Visitor Centre
Julie worked on a wide range of sustainable tourism projects on behalf of the 100 Mile Development Corporation. The Catalyst Project, The Gold Rush Trail, and local Mountain Bike Trails have all shown the importance of incorporating sustainability into efforts to grow tourism and local visitor attractions.
Brent Rutherford of New Pathways to Gold
Donn Irwin of Retreat Wilderness Inn
Donn has owned and operated a tourism property on Nimpo Lake since 1979. His goal is to work with his colleagues to help guide the efforts to build more awareness globally of what he calls British Columbia’s last great frontier.
Dave Jorgenson – White Gold Adventures/Frog on the Bog
Amy Reid – City of Quesnel
Amy is responsible for the City of Quesnel’s Economic Development Transition Strategy which includes a destination development pillar. Her goal is to look for opportunities for local/regional collaboration/alignment and strengthen regional partnerships.
Roxanne Robinson – Spirit Bear Lodge
Kelly Servinski – Tutti Gravel Inn
Jolene Lammers, Chair – Cariboo Chilcotin Coast Tourism
Mike Retasket, Board Liaison – Cariboo Chilcotin Coast Tourism