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“Yarmouth 250″ is the catch phrase for the town of Yarmouth and area’s 250th anniversary.
So before setting out in your vehicle (any vehicle) in any kind of weather check the road webcams on the routes you wish to travel.
There will be no ferry service between Yarmouth and the United States for the second year in a row, a service that run uninterrupted until 2010.
As the largest tourism industry conference in Canada, this annual event is expected to attract more than 500 delegates and, besides the trade shows and meetings, will feature a keynote speakers, educational sessions and networking events.
The cruise season in Nova Scotia is beginning to wind down as the air gets colder and the fall foliage begins to disappear. However 2010 will go down in the books as the most successful cruise season in Nova Scotia history.
Despite its size Nova Scotia has a variety of ecosystems and geographic terrain that is not found in places ten times as large.
The new Beachcomber is built on one level for those who don’t like to climb stairs but want the atmosphere of an after-beach day.
The traditional gateway to the U.S. by water has now closed. But this does not mean that southwest Nova Scotia is doomed. The loss of the ferries just means that Nova Scotia has to change its campaign for drawing tourist dollars into the province.
In a couple of hours you can get an education on small craft building, experience life on a fishing boat, with the hull rocking in the waves, see beautifully-crafted ship’s models, from paddle-wheelers to the luxury liners.
Although it is just a 1% increase Nova Scotia shows signs of a tourism recovery in many areas especially those coming here in vehicles.
