Canadian Tourism Commission

You’ll find the Canadian Tourism Commission over at Nariman Point in Office No 504 of the Marine Chambers. It’s one of those classic buildings in a very well-known part of the city. While the name sounds quite official, our office here is actually a pretty quiet and functional space. We spend our time dealing with travel information and coordinating things related to tourism. It’s not a place full of flashy displays or high-tech screens. Instead, it’s a lot of desks, folders, and people talking on the phone or answering emails. Nariman Point is always busy with people in suits and cars everywhere, but once you get up to the fifth floor of Marine Chambers, things settle down a bit. We try to keep things organized so we can give people the info they need without making them wait too long. It’s just a small team of us working here. We don't have a big marketing department or anything like that. We just focus on the details of our work and try to be useful to anyone who has questions about travel. The office has a bit of an old-school feel to it, which we actually quite like. It feels like a place where real work gets done every day. We’ve been here for a while and know the routine of the building and the neighborhood quite well.