Author: Canada On Demand

Four Seasons of Fun: How Quebec Markets Itself Year-Round

Quebec has mastered the art of seasonal storytelling. Unlike destinations that rely heavily on a single high season, Quebec has crafted a dynamic year-round tourism strategy. Whether it’s the glimmering...

Small Island, Big Flavours: Culinary Tourism and PEI’s Global Reputation

Prince Edward Island may be Canada’s smallest province, but when it comes to flavour, it delivers an experience that’s anything but modest. From its world-renowned shellfish and tender Island beef...

Agritourism on the Rise: From Potato Farms to Oyster Shucking Experiences

Prince Edward Island’s iconic red soil, rolling farmland, and salty shorelines have long made it a postcard-perfect destination. But in recent years, a new movement is inviting visitors to experience...

From Shore to Stage: How the Arts Are Elevating PEI’s Tourism Experience

Prince Edward Island may be famous for its rolling farmland, red cliffs, and Anne of Green Gables, but there’s another side to this small province that’s attracting growing attention: its...

Beyond the Beaches: How PEI Is Growing Year-Round Tourism

Prince Edward Island (PEI) is long celebrated for its red-sand beaches, warm waters, and summer charm. But as climate patterns shift, travel preferences diversify, and rural economies seek resilience, PEI...

Seasonal Sustainability: Tackling Tourism Challenges in Newfoundland’s Remote and Rugged Regions

Newfoundland’s breathtaking coastal cliffs, fog-draped forests, and storybook outports offer a rare, unfiltered glimpse into nature and heritage. Yet these same rugged landscapes that lure travellers also pose significant challenges...

The Come Home Legacy: How Local Initiatives Are Turning Tourists into Lifelong Visitors

For many Newfoundlanders and Labradorians living away, the call to "come home" is more than a sentiment, it’s a cultural heartbeat. Events like Come Home Year, first launched in 1966,...

From Cod to Cuisine: The Rise of Culinary Tourism in Newfoundland and Labrador

Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada’s easternmost province, has always been defined by the ocean. For centuries, cod shaped its economy, culture, and way of life. But in recent years, something new...

Cultural Gold: The Growing Appeal of Indigenous and Local Storytelling Experiences in Newfoundland and Labrador

In Newfoundland and Labrador, stories are more than just tales passed down through generations—they are living expressions of land, culture, and identity. Today, these stories are increasingly taking centre stage...

Beyond the Icebergs: How Newfoundland and Labrador is Redefining Adventure Tourism

Known for its dramatic coastlines, towering icebergs, and wild northern charm, Newfoundland and Labrador has long been a destination for nature lovers. But today, the province is carving out a...