The bustling small mountain city of Terrace, BC is a hidden gem in Canada that is making a name for itself. Our team was honored to be a part of this project to make tourism experiences in Terrace accessible to you.⁠ Visit Terrace embarked on a brand refresh in 2023 that sets a bold new path forward and builds on work in positioning itself as a premier tourism destination in northwestern BC.

Sweet Grass Stories: An Indigenous Connections Workshop Experience was a pilot tourism and community engagement workshop held in Southwest Saskatchewan. The purpose was to create an economic development model for future events in the region and to provide support to local Indigenous operators wanting to grow their businesses in the tourism and hospitality sectors. The two-day event, held March 16-17, 2023, at Living Sky Casino, Swift Current, Saskatchewan, centred on telling the story of the land, the people, and the culture through an Indigenous lens.

It’s the kick-off to Tourism Week, April 24 - 30, 2023 which is, not coincidentally, both National Tourism Week and Saskatchewan Tourism Week. This week highlights and acknowledges the importance of tourism businesses and operators in driving a vibrant visitor economy, creating jobs, and enhancing the quality of life.

During this week, people will be encouraged to plan spring and summer road trips, try new activities, taste different flavours, and discover unique, authentic experiences that set Saskatchewan apart from other destinations.

We’ve got great news for you! There are many levels of government support available that will allow you to initiate, expand, and support your projects and operations. Government support? We know what you’re thinking: Who has the time or patience to wade through funding options and read the fine print on applications? More great news…our team at Destinate has extensive expertise in understanding tourism funding applications, navigating government processes, and administering grants.

Does the trip we want to take contribute a net gain to this world? Or does travel create an environmental, economic, and social deficit? Can travel be a force for good? As a travel and tourism consultant, I spend a good deal of time understanding and applying sustainable tourism principles and making sense of this question.

Tisdale is at the heart of Saskatchewan’s 1000 Miles of Snow trail riding system. Bring your sleds, cross country skis or snowshoes and explore this scenic winter paradise. A two-night stay at the Canalta Hotel, a horse-drawn sleigh ride at Fleury’s Frontier Adventures and dinner at a local favourite, the Spot, will make this adventure the whole family will love.

With the holidays just around the corner, searching for the perfect gift can often feel impossible. To help you out, we have come up with 10 Experience Holiday Gift Ideas that will be sure to suit everyone on your list.

Meet Todd Brandt. With 22 years of direct destination management experience as the President & CEO of Tourism Saskatoon (Now, Discover Saskatoon), Todd provides expert-level strategic development, bringing in tourism industry best practices from his long-standing career in the industry.

This Outback setting in Carrot River is perfect for those looking for an authentic experience making a one-of-a-kind knife under the expert guidance of second-generation knife maker Grant Schiller. This experience will immerse you in the craft of knife making over one weekend, while bringing in local dining experiences throughout your stay.

Hello! I’m so glad you stopped by the Destinate Group Blog. I’m Lori Sly, founder of Destinate Group.

I have lived in 4 provinces and spent a great deal of time experiencing all but one (I’ll get to you as soon as I can, Newfoundland!).

We love Canadian tourism and want to share it with the world. Canada is a magnificent country full of striking beauty, authentic experiences, and friendly people. 

Destinate Group started during the Covid-19 pandemic. (We are that passionate about it that we started a business about tourism when the industry was at it’s lowest!)