Destination Greater
Victoria

Destination Greater Victoria stands as the cornerstone organization of our vibrant tourism community, showcasing the unparalleled beauty and experiences. As a member, you become an integral part of this dynamic network, gaining access to invaluable resources and collaborative opportunities. As a world leading Destination Organization, powered by a lean and scalable approach, DGV works with over 900 business members who contribute to and benefit from initiatives that drive sustainable growth. Join us in building a robust community that celebrates and promotes the best of Greater Victoria, ensuring its allure thrives for generations to come.

About Destination Greater Victoria

Our OrganizationDriving prosperity in the Greater Victoria community. Click here for DGV's key corporate information including executive team & board, key policies, awards, and careers.
Sustainable TourismOur commitment to sustainability, ocean research and new technology continue to show how we can lead the world from our little piece of it.
Community Relations"Every Visitor Counts" showcases the stories of some of our member businesses that have weathered the storm and emerged stronger.

Key Business Units

Browse our business- and member-focused content below.

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About Us
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Meetings & Events
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Members
Sports tourism: women rugby
Sport Tourism
Travel Trade
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Travel Media

Major Events

IMPACT Sustainability Travel & Tourism Conference
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Deuce Days

News room

We invite you to peruse the latest news from Destination Greater Victoria.

Latest News
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Become a member

Our business is to promote yours. Destination Greater Victoria collaborates with members to grow and strengthen their businesses.

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Destination Greater Victoria is honoured to be based on the traditional territory of the Lekwungen-speaking peoples of the Songhees Nation and the Esquimalt Nation, whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.