The Okanagan Valley has characteristics of some of Europe's leading wine regions, an attractive draw for Canadians who miss visiting nations such as France and Italy during the pandemic.
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Snowbirds Warm Up to the South Okanagan Valley
Resorts are reporting massive increase in bookings and website visits from Canadians who would normally be flying to Florida and Arizona.
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In the South Okanagan, a Standing Ovation for Seated Tastings
No more splash-and-dash as wineries switch to customer-focused reservations during the era of COVID-19. The result has been more sales despite fewer clients.
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Leave It to the Half-Corked Marathon to Come Up with a Good 2020 Disguise
Known for its unique costumes, the Oliver Osoyoos Wine Country's signature event has adjusted during the pandemic with road shows and digital runs.
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Explore the Legends of Fall in the South Okanagan
Indigenous landmarks, traditions, and culture create an invigorating autumn adventure in the heart of the British Columbia interior.
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6 Ways to Make Your Indigenous Vacay in the Okanagan More Meaningful
Fall colours bloom in Canada's leading desert destination and with them come harvest season's culinary highlights with a deep connection to the Osoyoos Indian Band.
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In the South Okanagan, Indigenous Culture Speaks from the Heart
Learn how elders of the Osoyoos Indian Band have turned their traditional territory into a centre for culturally immersive travel experiences.
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Whistler and Wine a Perfect Pair
Upcoming Savour the Sun winemakers’ dinners will feature Road 13 Vineyards (June 23), River Stone Estate Winery (July 21) and Covert Farms Family Estate (August 18).
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Feeling California in the Okanagan
Phantom Creek's debut and CheckMate's emergence adds big-time wines to BC. For wine connoisseurs, having more high-quality Canadian wines will be welcome.
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Chefs showcase Indigenous cuisine in BC
For National Indigenous Peoples Day, chefs will travel to Osoyoos for culture and cuisine.
