Railway Roots brings Durham Region’s railway history to life through an immersive augmented reality experience. Discover how seven local stops are using the AVTR1 platform to share stories of the people, places and communities shaped by the railway.
Railway Roots brings Durham Region’s railway history to life through an immersive augmented reality experience. Discover how seven local stops are using the AVTR1 platform to share stories of the people, places and communities shaped by the railway.
Durham Tourism and Central Counties Tourism have launched Railway Roots, an immersive augmented reality experience that brings Durham Region’s railway heritage to life. Visitors can explore seven historic locations, uncover stories from the past and discover the people, places and communities shaped by the railway.
A closer look at Markham’s thriving dim sum culture through “The Dumpling Trail,” featuring standout restaurants, signature dishes, and why the city has become a top destination for dumpling lovers in the GTA.
A closer look at Markham’s thriving dim sum culture through “The Dumpling Trail,” featuring standout restaurants, signature dishes, and why the city has become a top destination for dumpling lovers in the GTA.
Headwaters Crafted Journey launches as a new self-guided craft beverage trail across Caledon, Erin, Orangeville, Mono, and Grand Valley, featuring eight local makers, a passport program, and a regional partnership led by Central Counties Tourism.
Tourism HR Canada, in partnership with Central Counties Tourism, expands access to Belong: Accessible Tourism Workplaces eLearning through CCT’s Learning Lab.
Central Counties Tourism announces the 2025–2026 Partnership Program recipients, supporting 87 tourism businesses, municipalities, and organizations across York, Durham, and Headwaters. With $379,000 invested in direct funding and co-operative advertising, the program strengthens local destinations, enhances visitor experiences, and drives regional collaboration.
The 10th annual Central Counties Tourism Symposium brought together 200 tourism professionals in Whitby to explore the theme “Local to Limitless.” Through expert panels, breakout sessions, and keynote presentations, attendees learned how local strengths—from culinary and culture to film and digital marketing—can drive tourism growth across York, Durham, and Headwaters. The day concluded with networking, local tastings, and celebrations of regional achievements in tourism.
Emily visits 8-Bit Beans in Whitby, Ontario (Durham Region).
Emily visits Birchwood Luxury Camping in Port Perry, Scugog, Ontario (Durham Region).
Emily visits The Shortiss Cafe Bar in Beaverton, Brock Township, Ontario (Durham Region).
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