Destination St. John's - Colorful Encounters
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  • Our Services

    Destination St. John’s (DSJ) welcomes the opportunity to work with Provincial Sport Organizations (PSOs) and Local Sport Organizations (LSOs).

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Get in the Hosting Game

Destination St. John’s (DSJ) welcomes the opportunity to work with Provincial Sport Organizations (PSOs) and Local Sport Organizations (LSOs). If you or your affiliate member clubs and associations, are interested in submitting a bid on an event we can assist in planning and promotional assistance to your host committees in many ways.

Some of our services are listed here:
Creating the bid document
Sending Request For Proposals to hotels
Event Promotion
Economic Impact Assessment
Familiarization Tours
Site Inspections
Venue Selection
Covering the cost of bringing in national representatives for a site visit if required
Assistance with presentations
Collateral Support

These services are offered to you free of charge by Destination St. John’s! Please forward this information to all local sport organizations within your affiliate member clubs and associations. DSJ has a network of experience at your fingertips. Call us today for your one-stop complimentary service to assist you with bidding on your next sporting event.

Jeannette Yetman
Manager, Event Tourism
(709) 739-8924
jyetman@destinationstjohns.com

It's a Fact!
  • English navigator Sir Humphrey Gilbert claimed Newfoundland in 1583 as England's first possession in the Americas.
  • There are more than 29 varieties of marine mammals in the water surrounding the island of Newfoundland.
  • Newfoundland has its own time zone - 1.5 hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time. This is where the sun first rises in North America.
  • In 1901, Italian scientist Guglielmo Marconi set up a listening post on Signal Hill and successfully received the first wireless transmission from Europe.
  • Water Street is the oldest street in North America!
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