Hello, welcome to Wikivoyage, and please read don't tout. Your edits to Brockville have been reverted. After you've read the don't tout page carefully, please edit accordingly and repost - but one listing per business only. Thanks. Ikan Kekek (talk) 06:19, 21 March 2016 (UTC)Reply

Wow, small world. Brockville, eh? I see tour boats and cruises are currently listed in Thousand Islands#Get around (breaking, admittedly, our usual pattern of tour as activity to "do") because some of them are needed as transportation (Boldt and Singer Castle in particular are reachable only by boat). I've moved the Brockville and Kingston boats there, with the others, to be consistent.

If something fits in more than one category ("the casino hotel serving British pub fare on the patio overlooking the golf course and pro shop" might hit every button if they have wifi and a marina) just list it once.

I've also fixed the telephone numbers, as someone trying to call Brockville from overseas isn't going to get through without the leading "+1" on the number, so +1 613-34X-XXXX. The "alt=" field for an alternate name should be left blank if the English-language name is the same as the local name. It makes sense to use it for entries like "Bistro de Trois-Rivières" (Three Rivers Bistro) where there's a different language or character set; China or Japan would need it.

Admittedly a travel topic for boat tours has been on the to-do list for ages (the lack of a travel topic like tourist trains/heritage railways but for tour boats and dinner cruises is an obvious oversight, almost as annoying as having no overview of museums).

Welcome from Kingston, K7L (talk) 17:11, 21 March 2016 (UTC)Reply