11 Nations | 55 communities
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POW WOW TRAIL
The Pow-Wow is a celebration open to all where you can indulge in Native music and dancing, admire traditional costumes, sample typical dishes and explore aboriginal craftsmanship! A list of Pow-Wow 2016 held in Québec is available to help you plan your trips. -
ADVENTURE IS IN OUR NATURE!
Who better than Aboriginals to guide us through Quebec’s vast ancestral lands? On their territory, in distant corners of the province and near urban areas, they take you by the hand to share the authentic relationships core to the First Nations’ lifestyle: the ties between humans and Nature (plants, wildlife and the seasons). -
SPIRITUALITY AND BELIEFS Spirituality plays a central role in everyday life, expressed through a constant sense of gratitude towards Mother Earth and the blessings she so generously bestows through nature.
NEWS
Aboriginal Tourism Partnership Announced
Destination Canada and the Aboriginal Tourism Association of Canada formalize relationship to grow Canada’s tourism sector
Ottawa, ON - December 1, 2015: Destination Canada (DC) and the Aboriginal Tourism Association of Canada (ATAC) have signed an agreement to leverage the strengths of both organizations and support the continued growth of the Aboriginal tourism industry across Canada.
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Ottawa, ON - December 1, 2015: Destination Canada (DC) and the Aboriginal Tourism Association of Canada (ATAC) have signed an agreement to leverage the strengths of both organizations and support the continued growth of the Aboriginal tourism industry across Canada.
Click here to download this Press Release as a PDF.
QUEBEC ABORIGINAL TOURISM: CONTINUED AND ADMIRABLE GROWTH
WENDAKE, November 16, 2015 – Quebec Aboriginal Tourism (QAT) held its 2014-2015 Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Innu territory – the magnificent community of Essipit – recently on November 10. QAT presented very positive outcomes for the past year and the new Board of Directors was appointed in the presence of members from across Aboriginal Quebec. The AGM was also an opportunity to network with aboriginal tourism industry partners.
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ATAC Continues to Build Partnerships – AFN Annual
The Aboriginal Tourism Association of Canada (ATAC) continues to build partnerships with the tourism industry, governments, and Aboriginal leadership throughout Canada. This week ATAC President and CEO Keith Henry along with ATAC board member Dave Laveau, who is also the Executive Director of Quebec Aboriginal Tourism, provided an update to hundreds of First Nations leaders attending the 36th Assembly of First Nations (AFN) Annual Assembly.
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Sépaq and Quebec Aboriginal Tourism join forces in 2015-2020 Agreement
Quebec, June 29, 2015 – The Société des établissements de plein air du Québec (Sépaq) and Quebec Aboriginal Tourism (QAT) are pleased to announce the signing of an agreement to promote and market aboriginal tourism themed activities in the Sépaq establishments.
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National Aboriginal Tourism Research Report confirms economic impact is growing while investing in infrastructure, training and marketing remains critical
April 30th, 2015, Coast Salish Territory (Vancouver BC) – The first major study of Aboriginal tourism in more than a decade points to the increasing importance, growth and sophistication of Aboriginal tourism across Canada.
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A HUGE SUCCESS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL ABORIGINAL TOURISM CONFERENCE IN QUEBEC
Wendake, March 26, 2015–Nearly 350 aboriginal tourism industry key players and partners, half of whom came from abroad, were gathered in Fairmont Le Château Frontenac for the first International Aboriginal Tourism Conference (IATC) held in Quebec on March 24-25 to discuss the global aboriginal tourism industry and reward the province’s aboriginal tourism enterprises.
To read all this Press Release and to know 2015 Quebec Aboriginal Tourism Awards Winners
To read all this Press Release and to know 2015 Quebec Aboriginal Tourism Awards Winners
Quebec Aboriginal Tourism at a glance
Little known fact – Aboriginal Quebec shares its culture with no less than 816,000 visitors every year and supports 3,500 jobs while attracting $169 million in revenues. There are over 150 aboriginal tourism companies to help you discover this cultural diversity. Whether you plan your trip by region or by nation, come meet us!
Experience Aboriginal tourism!
Quebec Aboriginal Tourism
Kwe, Kway, Kwei, Kuei, Wachiyeh, Wachiya, Ullaakkut, Ské:kon, Hello, Bonjour !
The Aboriginals of Québec have been known since time immemorial for their deep-rooted values of hospitality and sharing. Across the vast expanses of our beautiful landscape, the 55 Aboriginal communities of Quebec invite all to discover an aboriginal experience peppered with the diverse flavours of our regions, nations and cultures. Come enjoy an authentic and unique experience while we welcome you to our traditional and contemporary cultures.
Plan your next experience on Aboriginal Quebec.
The Aboriginals of Québec have been known since time immemorial for their deep-rooted values of hospitality and sharing. Across the vast expanses of our beautiful landscape, the 55 Aboriginal communities of Quebec invite all to discover an aboriginal experience peppered with the diverse flavours of our regions, nations and cultures. Come enjoy an authentic and unique experience while we welcome you to our traditional and contemporary cultures.
Plan your next experience on Aboriginal Quebec.
