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Saskatchewan increases support for tourism sector

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Saskatchewan Tourism Sector Support Program (STSSP) to include privately-owned RV parks and campgrounds, along with all licensed outfitters.According to a press release Thursday, the province estimates its tourism industry could see a decline of at least $730 million in visitor spending in 2020.

Regina Beach businesses weathering the storm due to an increase in tourism “Saskatchewan’s tourism industry has been significantly affected by the global COVID-19 pandemic and businesses will continue to face challenges as they strive to return to some degree of normal activity in the months ahead,” said Trade and Export Development Minister Jeremy Harrison, in a press release.“Private campgrounds and RV parks, and licensed outfitters are critical.

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