Who We ServeExport AlbertaAgri-Food & Consumer ProductsIndustrial & Energy ManufacturingHotels & TourismBuilders & DevelopersHow We WorkInsightsAboutBook A Strategy Meeting
Hotels & Tourism · Marketing Leadership

The world wants to see Alberta. Let's make sure they book with you.

Senior marketing leadership for Alberta's hotels, resorts, attractions, and destinations. We build the demand that fills your rooms and your seasons, directly, without the full-time hire.

Car on a mountain road into the Rockies in autumn Host · what the world comes for

Some operators wait for the season. You build it.

There's a kind of operator Alberta's visitor economy runs on. The ones who treat a slow month as a challenge, not a fact of the calendar. Who want guests booking them by name, not finding them on page two of a listing site. Who walk their property seeing what it becomes next. Hotel and resort groups, major independents, attractions and experiences, wellness and conference destinations, and the teams opening something new. Ambition like that deserves marketing leadership to match.

The moves that fill a season.

01

Winning the direct booking

Every booking through an OTA is a guest you paid a commission to meet and may never own. Direct demand is the most valuable demand you have, and it's built, not bought. We build the brand, the reasons to book direct, and the marketing that sends guests to you instead of a listing that buries you between competitors.

02

Owning the shoulder season

The peak takes care of itself. The margin is made in the weeks around it. We build demand for the times you need to fill: the offers, the reasons to come now, and the origin markets most likely to say yes when your calendar has room.

03

Launching something new

A new property, a new wing, a new experience has to fill from opening day, and openings don't get a second first impression. We lead the launch: the positioning, the runway of demand before the doors open, and the campaign that turns a debut into a booked calendar.

04

Reaching beyond the neighbours

New air routes and new markets keep putting Alberta on more travellers' maps. Turning a traveller in another country into a guest in your building takes origin-market positioning and a story that carries. We lead the marketing that pulls visitors in from across the country and around the world.

One leader for the whole guest journey.

A Fractional Marketing Director from MKTGSpace steps in as the marketing leader of your growth: part-time, senior, and accountable. Here is the loop we run.

STEP 01

Read the market.

Occupancy and rate trends, air access, competitor moves, funding programs, and where demand is heading next. We track your market every day, so your strategy is built on this season's reality and you see the shifts while you can still act on them.

STEP 02

Set the strategy.

We decide where your demand comes from and how you win it: your positioning, your direct-booking play, your seasonal calendar, and the origin markets worth the spend. Your team, your budget, and your channels all pull toward heads in beds.

STEP 03

Direct the execution.

Direct-booking campaigns, launch marketing, content that sells the experience, and demand across search, social, and the channels your guests actually use. We manage the work and the people doing it, and someone senior is always watching what fills the calendar.

Your ambition, with an expert making it real. Today.
Highway into the Rocky Mountains

We know the Alberta visitor economy.

We watch this market every day. Our intel engine tracks the visitor economy continuously: Travel Alberta programs, occupancy and rate trends, new air routes into YYC and YEG, channel and OTA shifts, and the funding built for tourism growth. That knowledge shows up in your strategy on day one.

We understand what actually moves this business: the difference between a booking you own and a booking you rented, the math of a shoulder season, and the origin markets that turn a slow month around. Marketing a place people choose to visit is different work, and it's work we know.

And you get one senior leader who owns the outcome. The research, the strategy, and the execution stay connected because the same person is accountable for all three.

Tourism intel & playbooks

The market never sits still. Neither do we.

We publish what we track and what we've learned, free to read, for every Alberta operator. The tactics that fill calendars and the intel that shapes your season.

Market IntelUpdated weekly
Jul 18Opportunity

New international route lands at YYC

Jul 10Opportunity

Travel Alberta 2026 grant intake opens

Jul 03Watch

Rockies-corridor summer occupancy climbs

Leadership you can measure.

★★★★★
"They have been my team on SEO and website, and the Google traffic sent to my company has been sevenfold."
Stewart Dixon · Google Review

Questions operators ask us.

Do you manage our OTA channels and booking engine day to day?

We lead the strategy and shift the balance toward direct demand, which is where your margin lives. We work with your systems and your revenue team, and where day-to-day channel management is needed, we help you resource it. Our job is the demand and the direction, not replacing your front desk.

We're a single independent property, not a group. Is this for us?

If you're a major independent with real growth ambitions, yes. Our practice is built for scaled operators: groups, flagship independents, attractions, and funded developments. If you're a small operator, a fractional marketing director is likely more leadership than you need right now, and we'll tell you so honestly.

Do you do our photography, video, and creative?

We direct it. Strategy and positioning come first, then we brief and manage the creative, yours or partners we recommend, so the imagery sells the experience instead of just decorating the site.

How do you actually move direct bookings?

By building reasons to book direct and the brand that makes guests seek you out before they ever reach an OTA: search presence, a site that converts, loyalty and offers that reward booking direct, and demand aimed at the guests worth owning. It compounds, which is exactly why it needs senior ownership.

What does it cost?

A fraction of a full-time marketing executive. Every engagement is scoped to your goals at the strategy meeting, so you know exactly what leadership costs before you commit to anything.

Your best season is the one you fill on purpose.

Book a strategy meeting and walk away with a clear read on your demand opportunity and one concrete next step. It's free and straightforward.