At CES, we often say that ‘every good relationship starts with a conversation’ and as the years pass, it becomes more and more apparent to us that good relationships may be the key to happiness both professionally and personally. The Chief & Council of Seine River First Nation (SRFN) have reaffirmed this realization as the community is one of our longest standing clients and a relationship that we value deeply.

The vision for the MMNPR Visitor Experience Plan is to provide and encourage enriching connections with the Labrador Inuit through meaningful travel experiences out on the land.

ITO’s swift response to the pandemic earlier this year has only further cemented their important role as true leaders in Canada’s Indigenous tourism industry.

Canadian Ecotourism Services (CES) is proud to officially launch its AIM Authentic Indigenous Moments™ platform. This platform allows cultural entrepreneurs to supply their services and experiences directly to tourists, while preserving and sharing their culture with experiential activities ranging anywhere from an hour to a full day.  

Meet Steve Antoine - a Cultural Entrepreneur who shares their knowledge and carries a cultural legacy while teaching others about Indigenous traditions, beliefs and ways of life.

Sharing a meal is a simple yet powerful way to find common ground and begin to get to know someone new. Food is one of our most basic needs, and as such it can bring us together to celebrate our mutual necessities for life – but it can also be an opportunity to share some of what makes your cultures unique.

Upon first meeting David Kattegatsiak of Chesterfield Inlet, Nunavut, he seems like your regular Economic Development Officer. But David’s desire to bring meaningful benefits to his community and passion to preserve local heritage and culture are unquestionable and evident in every project that he undertakes.

A Tourism Development Strategy provides a solid foundation for developing your community or region into a world class, multi-season tourism destination