“We encourage our residents to continue supporting local restaurants during this difficult time. Vouchers need to be redeemed by April 30, 2021. “Preliminary feedback from our participating restaurants also indicates that the vouchers were often applied to orders that were much larger than the value of the voucher,” said a news release from Tourism Revelstoke.Ĭapped at 250 vouchers, the campaign ended on April 25. people then used the vouchers to order more food.participants generated social media content for businesses to use.locals were encouraged to support local restaurants.
Tourism Revelstoke said that the effect of the campaign was threefold: They redirected some of their campaign marketing funding, for the #TakeOutRevy initiative.
Tourism Revelstoke is funded by the MRDT (hotel tax). “Our restaurants were disproportionately affected by the March 30 round of restrictions and we wanted to do what we could to make a real impact,” said Meghan Tabor, Tourism Revelstoke’s destination and marketing director. Launched by Tourism Revelstoke and the chamber of commerce earlier this month, the campaign asked people to post photos eating take out in a scenic Revelstoke spot, tag the restaurant and and use #TakeOutRevy to receive a $25 voucher to buy more takeout. The #TakeOutRevy campaign saw $6,250 go to participating restaurants in Revelstoke. See 533 traveler reviews, 99 candid photos, and great deals for.
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