Airways Transit provides first class transportation service to and from Pearson International Airport in Toronto, Hamilton International Airport and The Region of Waterloo International Airport. It’s the Care Free, Car Free, Worry Free way to travel!
Enjoy Miles of Smiles when traveling with Ayr Coach Lines! Providing Charter services since 1965, Ayr Coach Lines is a family owned company with its second generation participating in every aspect of the organization.
Brentwood Livery is a limousine and chauffeur service that has been operating since 1990. They offer a variety of luxury vehicles to accommodate all group sizes and destinations. Brentwood Livery is Waterloo Region’s mobile concierge team, offering corporate, wedding, and social event services.
Small businesses are the backbone of the Ontario and Canadian economy. They are the wealth creators, job creators and risk takers. Small businesses of 100 or less employees constitute over 380,000 of Ontario businesses, employing nearly 3 million people.1
The Chamber of Commerce of Greater Kitchener Waterloo is dedicated to providing strong, continued service to over 1800 members in one of Canada’s marquee pioneering and entrepreneurial business communities. Its focus is on four core pillars:
Networking, Education, Member Rewards, and Advocacy.
Communitech helps tech companies start, grow and succeed. That’s our mission, our mantra, our reason for being. Everything we do ties back to collaboration and helping—values that run deep in our organization.
Conestoga College's Centre for Culinary and Hospitality Innovation is located at the new $53 million University Avenue Campus in Waterloo. It offers a wide range of programs and courses in hospitality, culinary, and baking.
You can cycle almost anywhere in Waterloo Region. In the cities, some bike trips of less than five kilometres often take no more time than driving.
Elora and Fergus Tourism is a tourist destination which boasts the Elora Gorge, several festivals, and a farmers’ market. The area, located within the Township of Centre Wellington, borders the Grand River and contains many farms and different heritage events.
