Sustainable Tourism & Responsible Travel

Revelstoke Promotes Regenerative Tourism This Thanksgiving 

Give back while you visit! Join Thanksgiving Back in Revelstoke—volunteer, connect, and get your stay covered by helping the local community.  Fall in Revelstoke has a different feel – big days of action and adventure turn to shorter sun inspiring cozy and connection. Each year, the mountain town’s Thanksgiving Back initiative invites visitors to not...

Discover Slow and Sustainable Travel in Quebec’s Outaouais Region 

Explore Quebec’s incredible Outaouais region and immerse yourself in nature through slow, sustainable travel this summer. Quebec’s Outaouais region, stretching across the province’s western edge along the Ottawa and Gatineau rivers, is redefining what it means to truly experience a destination. As Canadians search for more meaningful and responsible ways to travel, “slow travel” has...

Sustainable Comfort: How to Discover Nova Scotia’s Wondrous Coastline

Murphy’s Camping on the Ocean makes it possible to experience The Wild Islands in an eco-friendly and elevated way.   Just over an hour’s drive from downtown Halifax is one of the last remaining intact and ecologically rich archipelagos of its size in North America. Often referred to as, “The most valuable islands you’ve never heard...

Travel Deep into the Great Bear Rainforest With Those Who Call It Home

Sea Wolf Adventures at Sointula Lodge invites travellers into the Great Bear Rainforest for Indigenous-led adventures rooted in culture, wildlife, and reciprocity.  This September, a new kind of wilderness experience will welcome travellers into the heart of British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest. Set in an ancient landscape shaped by salmon runs, sacred stories, and the...

Leave No Trace to Love the Place 

How Leave No Trace guides the shift from over-tourism to thoughtful exploration. For decades Banff-Lake Louise Tourism (BLLT) encouraged travellers to experience the scenery and wildlife of Banff National Park. As they happily obliged, tourism boomed and so did the traffic and lines to snap a selfie at the park’s iconic waterfalls and glacier-fed lakes....

Explore the Rich Natural Heritage and Wildlife of Jamaica

Known for sandy white beaches, reggae music and vibrant nightlife, Jamaica is so much more. Jamaica’s rich natural and cultural heritage makes it an ideal spot for vacationers seeking outdoor adventure, exploration, and ecotourism opportunities.  From the majestic Blue Mountains and lush rainforest to the pristine turquoise waters that caress its shores, Jamaica’s breathtaking natural...

Q&A with Tiffany Lai

Q&A with Katherine Palumbo

Travel Better: The B Corp Way

Beach getaways, alpine hikes, cycling adventures and charming stays – meet the companies offering better holidays for all.  There’s a rare and beautiful feeling when a destination truly thrives. It’s in the warm, authentic smiles of locals, the unforgettable flavours of food made with care and local ingredients and in architecture and design that honours...

Outdoor Play as a Catalyst for Responsible Travel

Discover how promoting active outdoor play can inspire stewardship of the land, creating responsible travelers that prioritize sustainable and eco-conscious tourism options.   Celebrating Canada’s Natural Beauty with Purpose  Canada’s landscapes—from British Columbia’s Rocky Mountains to the rolling highlands of Cape Breton—are some of the most beautiful natural attractions in the world. It’s no surprise that...