TOURISM OPPORTUNITIES Where tourism investment opportunities come naturally

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1 TOURISM OPPORTUNITIES 2012 Where tourism investment opportunities come naturally

2 TOURISM INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES 2012 Innovation Park 945 Princess Street Kingston K7L 3N ontarioeast.ca

3 Brockville Crossroads Properties Inc. Hotel Lands Sale of Lands for development of hotel, located near the major intersection of Highway 401 and Stewart Boulevard. Total land area of acres planned to accommodate a 5 storey, 92 suite Hampton Inn & Suites Hotel. Key Contact: Toby Singlehurst, President, Jennum Properties Inc., 460 Brant Street, Suite 315, Burlington, L7R 4B6, (289) x 315 Asking Price: $1.5 million Cdn. Welcome to Brockville Brockville is famous for location, picturesque beauty and base of many multinational firms. The community is a World Health Organization Designated Safe Community and is within an enviable United Nations Biosphere Reserve. Brockville is also a transportation hub on super Highway 401, being centrally located in the Montreal economic corridor, an hour from the Nation s Capital region. The community is also accessible and connected by two Waterfront Hotel Conference - Commercial and Residential Seeking investment partner as a major stakeholder for a unique waterfront hotel and/or residential complex encompassing commercial roof accommodation and condo units. A major $ 20 million tourism attraction known as the Maritime Discovery Centre in close proximity and opening in June Contact: Dave Paul, Director of Economic Development City of Brockville dpaul@brockville.com Estimate investment: $30 to $40 million range international national bridges minutes away and with both CNR and CPR Rail services including VIA passenger service. Brockville is a heritage community munity being s oldest incorporated municipality offering the charm and ambiance of resort living and a quality lifestyle. The loyalty and availability of the skilled workforce and the creative talent of its people, offer a significant competitive advantage for business investment. GLENGARY Brockville NORTHUMBERL Lake

4 Town of Cornwall Home to some of Canada s largest distribution centres, award winning home builders and cutting-edge companies, Cornwall offers a number of advantages to help companies compete in a worldwide market. Strategic Location Cornwall is located on Highway 401, 100 km from Montreal and, and a short half-day s drive from. The City is also located on the St. Lawrence Seaway, CN Rail s mainline and Canada s fi bre-optic network and is home to a Canada/USA border crossing. If you are looking to ship or receive goods, by road, rail or sea Cornwall offers you unparalleled ease of access. Smart Decisions Start with Small Numbers Cornwall s low cost advantages begin from the moment you buy land and extend through to building construction and everyday operating costs. Cornwall has no development charges, offers some of North America s lowest electrical rates and fully serviced land along Highway 401 sells for only $20,000/ acre. Contact: Bob Peters, Senior Development Officer bpeters@cornwall.ca Welcome to the Town of Cornwall Living along the St. Lawrence River Cornwall is a great place to live and to raise a family. Housing prices are amongst the most affordable in the nation as much as half of what you would fi nd in a large city. The City has invested heavily in recreational and healthcare amenities, and St. Lawrence College and the St. Lawrence River Institute of Environmental Sciences offer exciting post-secondary education opportunities. Notable Developments Cornwall s economy has diversified significantly over the last several years. Logistics, call centres and food processing have joined manufacturing as key economic drivers. The City has seen over a quarter billion dollars of development activity in the past three years. GLENGARY Cornwall NORTHUMBERL Lake

5 Town of Gananoque Internationally renowned as the Gateway to the 1000 Islands, Gananoque is recognized as one of Eastern s most stunning waterfront communities. It has truly developed into a world-class destination for travelers, businesses, and residents. The Town of Gananoque is seeking experience - based tourism businesses. There are incredible opportunities for tourism businesses including, but not limited to, a sailing school and charter tour business, a cycling tour business, an outfitter business and/or a dive shop. The tourism investment assets and framework are in place to make an experience - based tourism business a success. Welcome to the Town of Gananoque One of the most picturesque regions in the country is Gananoque and the Thousand Islands. This region has one of the nation s greatest waterways; the St. Lawrence River, that offers unique opportunities of exploration, adventure, and relaxation in the world famous 1000 Islands. This region is situated amongst a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve (only 15 in Canada),UNESCO World Heritage Site (Rideau Canal) and National Geographic Geo-Tourism The community boasts over 700 accommodation rooms in the heart of the stunning Thousand Islands on the St. Lawrence River. Support with existing attraction businesses such as the Gananoque Boat Lines and 1000 Islands Playhouse strengthen the tourism experience and enhance the quantity of visitors to the area. There are incredible business opportunities to capture the existing cultural, heritage and tourism market. Your business is important to the Town of Gananoque and efforts will be made to provide the necessary support. Contact: Shelley Hirstwood, Economic Development Manager, T: , ext. 12E: shirstwood@gananoque.ca Destination (only 11 in world). Strategically located on the Hwy 401 corridor and near the US border, Gananoque is centrally located between:, Montreal, and New York City. This rural community offers a variety of attractions: a scenic cycling path along the thousand Island Parkway, a captivating waterfront trail, beautiful beaches, a heritage museum, an OLG Charity Casino, outstanding performances at the Thousand Islands Playhouse, and one of the most prominent golf courses in, Smuggler s Glen. GLENGARY NORTHUMBRERL Gananoque Lake

6 Hastings County Excellent development opportunity! Situated in the Town of Bancroft, acres of commercially - zoned land available. It is zoned for large, format commercial such as a mall, plaza or other large commercial uses. Full municipal services are available. For further information, please contact the listing office: Coldwell Banker Ekort Realty Ltd. Brokerage Libby Clarke Sales Rep: libby-clarke@coldwellbanker.ca 182 acres of land on popular lake! The Municipality of Hastings Highlands, in northern Hastings County near Bancroft, hosts 182 acres of land on Welcome to Hastings County With 5,964.5 square kilometres, Hastings County is the second largest County in. Nature has filled all those square kilometres with some of the most spectacular treasures imaginable - from the beautiful Bay of Quinte in the south to Algonquin Park in the north, and hundreds of lakes, rivers, wetlands, farmlands and forests in between. Hidden among the natural amenities are some truly surprising attractions both sides of the river coming out of the popular Baptiste Lake. The local municipal office in Hastings Highlands claims this could be suitable for a hotel or resort taking advantage of the scenic surroundings and outdoor adventure opportunities. Contact: Andrew Redden Economic Development Manager ext ReddenA@hastingscounty.com and unexpected experiences, including Bancroft (the Mineral Capital of Canada), a recreational trail system stretching over 280 kilometres, cheese factories, an Arts Route, live theatre and more. If you can fi nd a highway, you ll have no trouble finding Hasting County. We re halfway between and and within an easy reach of Canada s largest tollfree Highway #401. Population (2006): 130,47 GLENGARY Hastings NORTHUMBRERL Lake

7 Convention centre A 2.5 acre site in downtown Kingston is available for development. The lot is ideally situated close to the K-Rock Centre entertainment complex, waterfront hotels and dining/shopping. This location is perfect for a convention centre and/or hotel supporting the thriving Kingston meeting, conference and trade show market. Attracting visitors from,, Montreal, and the US, Kingston is an ideal location for a large-scale tourist attraction. Executive golf course A 292 acre site located 1.5 kms north of Highway 401 at the Division Street exit. The property is currently zoned for the development of an executive golf course. Welcome to Kingston Canada s first capital welcomes more than 2.5 million visitors a year from around the world. From Fort Henry s majestic Sunset Ceremonies to vibrant downtown boutiques, eclectic restaurants, and awesome music festivals, there is always something wonderful to do in Kingston. Located on the shores of Lake, the St. Lawrence River and the UNESCO World Heritage Rideau Canal, Kingston is the perfect backdrop for tourism investment. Contact: Rob Carnegie, Director of Tourism Marketing & Development 945 Princess St., Kingston, ON K7L 3N x 7245, carnegie@kingstoncanada.com GLENGARY Kingston NORTHUMBERL Lake

8 Welcome to Leeds Grenville 1000 Islands SkyDeck, Hill Island - $2.5 million CDN Rising 400 above the 1000 Islands and St. Lawrence Seaway, overlooking Canada and the United States, this multi-use tourism attraction is ready for rejuvenation as the owner retires. Develop the region s next discovery and entertainment venue using new trends and technology in entertainment and outdoor adventure. Property Features: 3 observation decks 100 seat restaurant 3 shops 2 gift & ice cream 100 plus vehicle parking 10,884 SF exhibit building Currency Exchange Location: Hill Island, 1000 Islands, Canada, between the spans of the 1000 Islands International Bridge, south of Highway 401 and north of Interstate 81. World Famous 1000 Islands & St. Lawrence Seaway Rideau Canal, World Heritage Destination UNESCO Frontenac Arch Reserve Biosphere Sam Jakes Inn, Merrickville - $1.95 million CDN A Boutique Inn featuring 34 rooms plus conference space, bar, dining room, lounge, spa, library and commercial kitchen. This heritage style building has a gross building area of 30,549 SF, site area of 52,283 SF with additional expansion space on an adjacent lot that measures 10,319 SF and zoned for general commercial use. Location: Along the Rideau Canal, a UNESCO world heritage site, in the historic community of Merrickville, known as the Jewel of the Rideau Canal. Approximately 45 minutes from Downtown and the Canada / United States border. Key Contacts: Ann Weir, Leeds Grenville Economic Development Manager; T: , E: ann.weir@uclg.on.ca, SkyDeck - Michelle Caron; T: ; E: michellecaron09@gmail.com, Sam Jakes Inn Kevin McMahon, CB Richard Ellis Sales Representative; T: , E: kevin.mcmahon@cbre.com, GLENGARY United Counties of Leeds & Grenville NORTHUMBRERL Lake

9 Land for development Addington Highlands in Lennox & Addington County, at the gateway to Eastern s renowned natural paradise, offers a ground floor opportunity to supply the growing demand for upscale-resort, lifestyle development within easy reach of the and markets. The community has expressed a need for an ecolodge or upscale resort development. With no other resorts or major hotels in the area, these developments would benefit from nearby highways, offering easy access for a consumer base of six million people within a two-hour radius. Contact: Robert Plumley, Economic Development Officer ext. 271, rplumley@lennox-addington.on.ca If ever there were a resort playground with everything to offer in the great outdoors, the mature forest, lakes, and rivers of Addington Highlands surely Welcome to Addington Highlands must be it. On this Canadian Shield land, visitors can find room for all the adventure their heart s desire. With access to spectacular lakes and rivers for water-oriented recreation, forest and highland trails to explore on foot and by bicycle, and professionally-groomed snowmobile trails that open up a winter wonderland, Addington Highlands is a four-season destination for outdoor enthusiasts looking for world-class adventures. Addington Highlands

10 Land for development We are thrilled to present an exciting business opportunity in Greater Napanee that is zoned and ideal for hotel investment. The 1.8 acre property is located adjacent to Highway one of the busiest corridors in Canada. Attracting both business and leisure travelers from,, and Montreal, there is a demonstrated need for additional roofed accommodation in Greater Napanee. The property is within close proximity to the Strathcona Paper Centre (a double, ice-pad facility with meeting and banquet facilities), the growing Napanee Business Park, and historic Downtown Napanee. A number of popular tourism products are also found within a short 20-minute drive of the location. Eastern hosts more than 15 million visitors per year, and visitor attendance data shows that 14,000 rooms are occupied annually in Napanee and area, with a daily rate of approximately $110. This beautiful town attracts business and pleasure guests, as well as visitors attending regional, provincial, and national sporting events on a regular basis. Contact: Robert Plumley, Economic Development Officer ext.271, rplumley@lennox-addington.on.ca Welcome to Greater Napanee Greater Napanee is located on the eastern side of the beautiful Bay Of Quinte in Eastern. Nature abounds with great cycling and hiking opportunities available, and there are many lakes and rivers ideal for fishing and boating. Greater Napanee is steeped in historical significance, with many buildings dating back to the late 18th and early 19th centuries. There are several museums showcasing the area s ties to the United Empire Loyalists. The Town has a thriving commercial base, including a reinvigorated downtown area, and boasts a great mixture of local and nationally-recognized businesses. Investment in both the downtown and the developing commercial hub near Highway 401 continues to expand annually. Napanee

11 GLENGARY Peterborough Anchoring the south west quadrant of the Central Area, this 30+ acre (12+ ha.) redevelopment site is in close proximity to the charming Little Lake and the Trent Severn Waterway, the site of the annual Little Lake Musicfest, shopping, restaurants and hotel accommodations. This area features older, single-storey industrial buildings; several large, underdeveloped properties; and remnant parcels of land. The waterfront proximity gives the site great potential for major residential and/or mixed-use development. The City is encouraging the conversion of older industrial buildings into a wide array of alternative uses including retail and commercial services; office and studio; and institutional and recreational. Also, in the longer term, the City Public Works Yard will be relocated and fully Peterborough NORTHUMBERL Lake redeveloped to encourage a southward expansion of the commercial core. A portfolio of financial incentives has been introduced to stimulate private sector investment in the central area. The popular Peterborough and the Kawarthas tourist destination is positioned for growth. Six million people reside within a 200 mile radius of the region and attracts 2.4 million tourists annually. The required capital investment will be determined by the specific development projects undertaken. Contact: Dan Taylor, Director, Business Development , ext. 2138, dtaylor@gpaedc.on.ca Welcome to Peterborough A rich mix of heritage city, cottage country and flourishing farmlands, unique in makes living and visiting here something out of the ordinary. The City of Peterborough (pop. 74, 898) is right in the heart of famed Kawartha s cottage country. It s a regional capital and university town with museums, night clubs, parks, restaurants, shopping, a symphony, theatres and it s only a few minutes away from amazing clear water lakes and charming towns like Lakefield, Buckhorn and Keene. Peterborough and the Kawarthas is home to the largest, wilderness preserve south of Algonquin Park; has some of the best fishing anywhere; miles of hiking and biking trails; spectacular snowmobiling, skiing and sightseeing flights over breathtaking landscapes. County of Peterborough (pop. 58,182) and summer season increase (pop. 30,000)

12 Luxury Inn and Bistro 86 John Street. Located in the Municipality of Port Hope in the beautiful downtown core this is an exceptional opportunity to purchase a historic landmark property. The Carlyle Inn and Bistro circa 1857 is a luxury, ten-room inn with an exquisite bistro. Located minutes from Lake and the heart of Port Hope s downtown core. Currently operating, this property provides all chattels and ample parking. For Sale $870,000 Dave Henderson Welcome to Port Hope The Municipality of Port Hope is ideally situated one hour east of on the 401 corridor. A picturesque community located on the shores of Lake, Port Hope is historically scenic and offers a variety of lifestyle choices, employment opportunities, leisure and educational pursuits.port Hope, with approximately 16,500 residents, has enjoyed a steady growth in population and commercial development, and following the objectives The Walton Hotel 81 Walton Street. This cornerstone building located at the intersection of Walton and John Streets in the heart of downtown Port Hope, circa 1870, formerly The Queens hotel. This property provides historical significance to the main street of Port Hope. Partially renovated, this three-storey building has incredible potential. Over 17,000 sq ft with parking for approximately 15 cars - this once, prestigious hotel could provide much needed accommodation and commercial space in the downtown core. For Sale $799,000 - Michael J. Perry of our Economic Development Strategy, we are well-positioned for long-term growth and sustainability. The 19 acre Business Park is located between two major Highway 401 interchanges with easy transportation access. Port Hope is less than a days drive to and from major markets in Canada and the USA. Contact: Judy Selvig, Director, Economic Development and Tourism ext. 2503, , jselvig@porthope.ca GLENGARY Port Hope NORTHUMBERL Lake

13 Quinte West We are pleased to offer an outdoor retail business opportunity located on the banks of one of s most historic rivers. The property is located on Front Street and the rear of the property is situated on the Trent River. More specifically, a brand new building that takes advantage of the waterfront all while maintaining the heritage appeal of the property. The restored and renovated property will prove to be a smart investment for an indoor/outdoor retail business. The current property owners have been in business as restaurateurs for over 40 years and serving 180,000 guests annually at their adjacent property. The venture would ideally sell outdoor gear, clothing and services. Welcome to Quinte West Quinte West has a natural setting with its attractive scenic backdrop of rolling hills, rich farmland, and clean waterways. This creates a healthy environment for working, living, and raising a family. Formed in 1998, the City of Quinte West offers its residents and visitors a unique and dynamic blend of rural and urban lifestyles. The City has thrived in the years since, establishing itself as a wanted destination that offers a beautiful natural Furthermore, the company would help people enjoy the benefits of self-propelled, wilderness-oriented recreation. There couldn t be a better complement for this type of undertaking than the natural setting offered. Contact: Linda Lisle, City of Quinte West Telephone: Ext lindal@quintewest.ca environment for agricultural and recreational pursuits combined with several business opportunities. The revitalization of the Trenton downtown core area began in This included both streetscaping and infrastructure improvements, along with the implementation of a successful community improvement program. The next stage of the revitalization is a new Quinte West, 380 slip marina to be constructed in 2012/2013. GLENGARY Quinte West NORTHUMBERL Lake

14 Renfrew County / Valley s Adventure Playground! Opportunity Lakefront cottage resort acres Restaurant/hotel on TransCanada Highway Whitewater rafting resort & development acres River cottage resort on 200 acres Waterfront cottage & campground - 10 acres Family Theme Park - over 90 acres Riverfront RV and cottage/camping resort GPS Coordinates , , , , , , , Location Barry s Bay Deep River River Westmeath Golden Lake Cobden Eganville Asking Price $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Explore Welcome to Renfrew County Renfrew County s population of approximately 100,000 is proud of its 900 pristine lakes and four major river systems amid 2.4 million hectares of breathtaking wilderness. The county is the largest county in, spanning 7,645 square kilometers along a 200km stretch of the TransCanada Highway. With world-class whitewater rafting, a challenging variety of golf courses, extensive four-season trail networks and excellent angling opportunities. Renfrew GLENGARY NORTHUMBRERL Lake Contact information chippawa@igs.net KevinHickey@magma.ca (613) nangorresort@nrtco.net alexdergunov@yahoo.ca connie@rivington-howie.com regan-lee@coldwellbanker.ca Website Not available Not available the many eclectic shops and services throughout the Valley, from big-box retailers to unique specialty stores, haute cuisine to chip trucks, and many, family-focused recreational and leisure activities. There is something that is sure to attract every one Contact: Craig Kelley, Valley Economic Development Services

15 Smiths Falls Each summer thousands of Canadian and American boaters travel on the Rideau Canal. Smiths Falls would like to welcome you the opportunity to become a part of this summer action! Smiths Falls is seeking an investor to present options for re-development of the historic downtown waterfront site. Not only will the development drive tourist seasonally, it will attract retirees and residents to the waterfront, therefore, it is sure to be a success not only during the hottest months of the year. This waterfront site is located along the only UNESCO World Heritage Site in on a well-developed and active canal system at the heart of the Rideau Canal. Welcome to Smiths Falls In 2007 Smiths Falls was proudly considered apart of the Rideau Canal s consideration as a world heritage site by UNESCO. This has put Smiths Falls on the map and contributes to its partial success as a tourist attraction. Located in the Heart of the Rideau Canal, you will find a unique mix of leisure and recreational activities set against a backdrop of history and nature. Population of approximately 9,000, The facilities are located at the very base of the downtown corridor and it offers incredible appeal and investment potential. This is a one of a kind development opportunity located on the historic Rideau Canal and in Eastern. This site has a high level of support by municipal officials and is open to all ideas and proposals! Sensational Smiths Falls does not believe in small town thinking. Always looking to grow, but never losing touch with its heritage, the community has something for everyone, whether it s boating on the Rideau Canal or enjoying, the community s many tourism assets. Contact: Bob Cheetham, Director of Economic Development X1107, bcheetham@smithsfalls.ca Smith Falls GLENGARY NORTHUMBERL Lake

16 Bed & Breakfast/Tea Room-Gift Boutique, SD&G Traditional 2 storey older family home with a fully self contained, attached bungalow style Granny Suite totaling +/- 3,000 sq ft of living space. The house has been operating as a 4.5 star Bed & Breakfast with licensed Tea Room & Gift Boutique since 1989! It s been featured on CTV s Regional Contact and in various magazines & newspapers. The home has 4 bedrooms with 4 private and semi-private baths, 2 gas fireplaces, central air, 2 kitchens, and a second floor boasting 12 foot ceilings. Outdoors there s a sundrenched 35 foot verandah, 2 peaceful shaded back decks, huge fenced yard, mature trees, and plenty of off street parking. This older home has been fully updated with the modern conveniences whilst retaining the charm of yesteryear. High speed Internet, satellite television, United Counties of Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry (SD&G) Welcome to the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry (SD&G). This south-eastern region of includes a lively city and quaint villages - a wonderful blend of urban and rural life. We are home to the world-renowned Upper Canada Village where you can discover the challenges and rewards of daily life in a small village in Upper Canada in natural gas are all onsite and available. Situated in the heart of Eastern, the property is 40 minutes equi-distance to, Brockville or Cornwall. It has great visibility on a well traveled artery route and is located minutes to shopping, museums, live professional theatre, boating, golfing, fishing, swimming, nature trails, Upper Canada Village and much more. Property is compliant with water regulations for commercial applications. Current zoning allows for business use and/or residential use. Contact: Joyce Gravelle: Ext 26 Shop in our boutiques, explore our historical attractions, cycle our endless trails, cast a line to catch the big one on the mighty St. Lawrence River or dive our own underwater Atlantis. Given our superb location, quality of life and access to major Canadian and U.S. markets you should definitely consider us as a potential location for tourism investment and we would love to share our opportunities with you. GLENGARRY Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry NORTHUMBERL Lake

17 Bed & Breakfast/Tea Room-Gift Boutique, SD&G Traditional 2 storey older family home with a fully self contained, attached bungalow style Granny Suite totaling +/- 3,000 sq ft of living space. The house has been operating as a 4.5 star Bed & Breakfast with licensed Tea Room & Gift Boutique since 1989! It s been featured on CTV s Regional Contact and in various magazines & newspapers. The home has 4 bedrooms with 4 private and semi-private baths, 2 gas fireplaces, central air, 2 kitchens, and a second floor boasting 12 foot ceilings. Outdoors there s a sundrenched 35 foot verandah, 2 peaceful shaded back decks, huge fenced yard, mature trees, and plenty of off street parking. This older home has been fully updated with the modern conveniences whilst retaining the charm of yesteryear. High speed Internet, satellite television, United Counties of Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry (SD&G) Welcome to the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry (SD&G). This south-eastern region of includes a lively city and quaint villages - a wonderful blend of urban and rural life. We are home to the world-renowned Upper Canada Village where you can discover the challenges and rewards of daily life in a small village in Upper Canada in natural gas are all onsite and available. Situated in the heart of Eastern, the property is 40 minutes equi-distance to, Brockville or Cornwall. It has great visibility on a well traveled artery route and is located minutes to shopping, museums, live professional theatre, boating, golfing, fishing, swimming, nature trails, Upper Canada Village and much more. Property is compliant with water regulations for commercial applications. Current zoning allows for business use and/or residential use. Contact: Joyce Gravelle: Ext 26 Shop in our boutiques, explore our historical attractions, cycle our endless trails, cast a line to catch the big one on the mighty St. Lawrence River or dive our own underwater Atlantis. Given our superb location, quality of life and access to major Canadian and U.S. markets you should definitely consider us as a potential location for tourism investment and we would love to share our opportunities with you. GLENGARRY Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry NORTHUMBERL Lake

18 County of Renfrew, Valley Craig Kelley Valley Economic Development Town of Gananoque Shelley Hirstwood Economic Development Manager, , ext. 12 Leeds Grenville Ann Weir Leeds Grenville Economic Development Manager; T: Port Hope Judy Selvig Director Economic Development and Tourism ext. 2503, Addington Highlands Robert Plumley Economic Development Officer ext. 271 Hastings County Andrew Redden Economic Development Manager ext Greater Napanee Robert Plumley Economic Development Officer ext.271 Quinte West Linda Lisle Ececonomic Development City of Quinte West, Ext Cornwall Bob Peters Senior Development Officer 100 Water Street - Suite 104 Cornwall ON, K6H 6G bpeters@cornwall.ca Brockville Dave Paul Director of Economic Development City of Brockville dpaul@brockville.com Kingston Rob Carnegie Director of Tourism Marketing & Development, 945 Princess St., Kingston, x 7245 carnegie@kingstoncanada.com Peterborough Dan Taylor Director Business Development , ext dtaylor@gpaedc.on.ca Smiths Falls Bob Cheetham Director of Economic Development X1107 bcheetham@smithsfalls.ca East Economic Development Jackie St. Pierre Executive Director Innovation Park, 945 Princess Street Kingston, K7L 3N Toll free: EAST (3278) stpierre@ontarioeast.ca

19 East hosts MORE THAN 15 million* visitors per year Tourism generates OVER $1.6 BILLION* in visitor spending per year There are opportunities for all four seasons Easy commutes to major centres Good transportation network with quick access to national and international markets Highly-educated, skilled and motivated workforce trained in the tourism industry Stunning natural amenities with market ready properties A prime choice for your future economic opportunity! *based on 2008 data EAST (3278) or info@ontarioeast.ca