Danielle Smith says Tennessee trip sends no wrong message during trade war
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At a glance
- Alberta Premier Danielle Smith will visit Nashville on a personal trip and meet state tourism officials and the cityโs chamber of commerce chief.
- Smith says the meetings support diplomacy during the trade war between Canada and the United States.
- She plans to explore tourism and music-industry partnerships while promoting Calgary as โNashville North.โ
Danielle Smith says a personal trip to Tennessee will not send the wrong message during the trade war between Canada and the United States. The Alberta premier says diplomacy requires working with officials of all kinds and reminding them of the importance of the relationship between the two countries.
Smith is scheduled to travel to Nashville later this week. Although the trip is personal, her office says she will take time to meet Tennessee tourism officials and the head of the cityโs chamber of commerce. Albertaโs senior representative to the United States, Nathan Cooper, will join those meetings.
Nashville North
Smith says Calgary has spent years trying to establish itself as โNashville North.โ She plans to study Nashvilleโs approach and develop partnerships with its music industry. Alberta also wants to expand its tourism economy, and Smith says this is a โperfect timeโ to use Calgaryโs existing assets to do so.
perfect time
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