Advance ticket sales have gone really well
Brockville's Tall Ships Festival is just over a week away (June 20-22), and the city is looking forward to seeing the financial impact that it will have.
Lyndsay Bigley from Brockville Tourism says advance ticket sales have gone really well.
She adds that luxury experiences like the Parade of Sail, four-hour adventure sails, and one of their luxury breakfasts are already sold out. Tickets will be sold at the front gate, but people are encouraged to grab them in advance.
The return of the event also means a huge bump for hotels and local businesses.
She says this year there will be a Tall Ships Scavenger Hunt to make sure that local businesses are capitalizing on the number of visitors coming to Brockville for the event.
More information on that to arrive in the coming days.
For tickets and more, visit tallshipsbrockville.com.
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