The Town's Tourism Website visithaltonhills.ca promotes Halton Hills' visitor experiences including events, outdoor recreation, artist galleries and shops, farm experiences, dining and shopping. The website features an events calendar, business directory, featured pages and blogs on unique Halton Hills attractions.
Cycle Tourism 
Cycle tourism is growing every year in Ontario, and Halton Region is one of the most popular destinations for road cyclists. According to the Ontario Cycle Tourism & Cycling Activity Report (2021/2022) launched by Transportations Options, cyclists spent between $101 and $150 per day in visiting communities. See the Ontario Cycle Tourism & Cycling Activity Report (2021/2022).
The Town has partnered with Ontario By Bike to promote cycle friendly businesses. Add your business to the Bicycle Friendly List on Ontario By Bike to make sure cyclists know you are open for their business.
The Town's Bike Rack Program provides FREE bike racks (valued at $600 each) if local businesses have a Bicycle Friendly Business certification through the Ontario By Bike Network. See more information about the Town's Free Bike Rack Program Here.
Agriculture Tourism 
Agri-tourism is a growing tourism sector and Halton Hills hosts some of the most popular visitor farms in the province. Contact tourism@haltonhills.ca to have your farm added to the Farm Experiences Promotion on the Visithaltonhills.ca website.
The Town launched a new Community Improvement Plan (CIP) program in 2022. The Agricultural Building & Renovation Grant program supports on-farm diversification projects. See the Halton Hills CIP Page to inquire about your eligibility.
Halton Region administers an Agricultural Community Development Fund open to agricultural organizations that have projects with a need for assistance. Learn more about the Agricultural Community Development Fund.
Small Business 
A strong online presence is important to help visitors to Halton Hills find your business. The Town's Digital Main Street Program (2020-2023) provides in-person and financial support to small businesses looking to upgrade their digital offerings. Learn more about Digital Main Street.
The Town has partnered with the Ontario Culinary Tourism Alliance to promote our local restaurants to a larger international market. The Halton Hills Great Taste of Ontario Passport promotes 21 local businesses and provides incentives to visitors checking-in at these locations.
Our downtowns are some of the busiest and sought after destinations for visitors. Facade Improvement Grants are available through the Town's Community Improvement Plan (CIP) program for eligible businesses in the downtown commercial areas to support restoration and upgrades to outdoor building facades. Learn more about the CIP Facade Improvement Grants.
Halton Hills Tourism Digital Tool Kits
The below digital tool kits can be used as a resource for tourism sector businesses to understand the current programs and opportunities the Town's tourism program offers. The digital tool kits review: visitor readiness, resources to expand marketing reach to out of town visitors and how to get involved with larger regional and provincial tourism initiatives.
1. Visitor Ready
2. Promote
3. Get Involved
Public Events
The Town's Tourism Program collects visitor data at our largest annual events including Georgetown Highland Games, Acton Leathertown Festival and the Head for the Hills Craft Beer Festival.
If you are looking for information about hosting a public event, visit the Town's Public Events Page. Contact the Economic Development & Tourism Officer if you are interested in collecting visitor data at your event.
Tourism Organizations
Locally, The Town of Halton Hills can support the growth and promotion of your tourism business. There are additional regional and provincial tourism organizations with grants, learning opportunities, and promotional opportunities to grow the larger tourism sector in Ontario.
