La référence québécoise en information sur les tendances en tourisme
Several years after finishing my bachelor’s degree in Tourism Management, I worked with the Tourism Intelligence Network as part of the Young Professionals International (YPI) program in 2005-2006. As part of my work, I conducted a study on bicycle touring in Switzerland, Germany and the Netherlands.
My atypical career path has enabled me to explore several sectors of the tourism industry. As an analyst, I now have the privilege of satisfying my curiosity by monitoring and collecting information about the entire industry. I am fascinated by the contribution of technology to the field of tourism and sensitive to the need to direct our actions towards sustainable models. I am also impressed by the creativity that enables business leaders from here and elsewhere to make a name for themselves and continue to develop innovative practices and management styles.
“Travelling by foot is a way of seeing the world that teaches us to be humble and live in the moment.” Philippe Montillier
Buildings located in historic areas are given a second life as they welcome visitors eager to learn about and experience local culture. This is the albergo diffuso, an Italian concept that combines the very old with the contemporary. Concept An albergo diffuso is a type of accommodation that offers the services of a traditional hotel [...]
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The following text is a translation of the French original, which can be found at: (Les taxis touristiques) Taxi drivers interact with many tourists on a daily basis and sometimes even constitute the first human contact a visitor has on arriving at his or her destination. This realization of the importance of their role [...]
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