Weed Tourism: Exploring The Impact Of The Cannabis Industry On The Workforce
With so many U.S. states legalizing cannabis in recent years for medical or recreational adult use — specifically 33 as of May 2019
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Amsterdam Looks to Bar Foreign Visitors From Buying Cannabis
Mayor cites survey of tourists in Singel area as she looks to clean up overcrowded red-light district.
Which Pot Strain Works Best for Gambling? Vegas Budtenders Share Their Tips
Las Vegas and cannabis consumption may sound like a match, but with so many things to do and so many options to consider consuming, how do you know which buzz-builder to bet on?
Travelling With Weed This Holiday Season? Here’s What You Need to Know
With the holidays just around the corner, many Canadians looking to escape the cold will be jetting off for sunny destinations or to visit family and friends.
Marijuana Consumption Lounges Could Boost B.C. Cannabis Tourism
Cannabis-related tourism, or canna-tourism, is a niche in the cannabis sector that has a way to go to take shape as the legal cannabis industry evolves.
Two Cannabis Hotels Are Coming to Coachella Valley
A wellness-focused Coachill Inn Resort in Desert Hot Springs is slated to bow in December 2020
The Best Cannabis Tours In Denver
While most companies in cannabis-friendly cities across the country—with the exception of West Hollywood—are still trying to navigate the confusion surrounding social consumption regulations, one workaround is through hosting official tours and bespoke experiences.
First Annual New Heights Cannabis Tourism Summit to Focus on Developing Cannabis Tourism in Canada
Day-long event to feature trailblazing experiences to drive tourism in the cannabis space.
Smiths Falls Banking on Cannabis Tourism
A new economic development plan has high hopes for Smiths Falls to become the first community in Canada to endorse a cannabis tourism strategy.
Cannabis Friendly Vacation Options for Toking Tourists on the Rise
Smoking a spliff off the balcony of an Airbnb rental is still likely to land a traveller in their hosts’ bad books — even in Canada — but some companies are now catering to tourists who want to take advantage of legalization on vacation.
