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Natural disasters frequently occur across the globe every year, affecting immensely the tourism industry of the affected destinations. In 2013, the Calgary Exhibition and Stampede experienced the largest and most costly flood. At the same time, the city had successfully seized the opportunity and demonstrated their resilience to the world in response to this crisis event. Nowadays, the Stampede remains still a primary economic driver for the city and is keen to perfect its flood response plan. As industry leaders, developing and practicing emergency response, business continuity and crisis communication plans can make the difference between minimal and significant impacts to a community. Is your tourism organisation well prepared in response to those potential crisis events? Get insights on the Calgary Stampede’s 2013 flood experience by downloading this PATA’s latest VE Bulletin.
