Exploring Ottawa: Insights from Lady Dive and Greyline Tours
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This episode talks about tourism in Ottawa, highlighting the experiences of Etienne LeBlanc-Cameron and Anastasiia Komisarenko from Lady Dive Tours and Greyline. Etienne shares his journey from being a university student to owning the companies with Leon Harris, emphasizing their passion for tourism. Anastasiia, coming onboard as an administrative and marketing specialist, discusses the varied responsibilities and learning experiences in a small business setup. They explore the unique aspects of Ottawa as a cultural, historical, and governmental hub, aiming to showcase the city's diverse offerings through their tours. The narrative includes the introduction of new stops and the use of amphibious tours to provide a unique perspective of Ottawa. The conversation also touches on marketing strategies targeted at both locals and tourists, the seasonal operation from April to October, and the involvement with the Ottawa Board of Trade to foster business connections. The interview underscores the enthusiasm and passion of young entrepreneurs in promoting Ottawa's tourism.  
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