With 35 destinations in 17 of the 22 tourist regions in Quebec, the Quebec Association of Convention Professionals, a proud partner of Tourism Quebec, is a network of organizations and qualified partners with in-depth knowledge of the convention, hotel ...
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With 10 routes on the Saint-Lawrence in the greater Montreal area, Navark is your first choice for river transport. With regular departures all summer, you can count on our reliability and efficiency to get from one bank to the other. Whether it’s to ...
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This ferry connects the picturesque Lower St. Lawrence and Charlevoix regions on opposite shores of the river, saving visitors driving time—and money. Keep your eyes peeled! You might catch a glimpse of whales or other marine mammals as you sail through ...
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Daily passenger service is provided free of charge between the communities of Pakuashipi and Saint-Augustin, which lie on opposite shores of the Saint-Augustin River and are only accessible by water or air.
On one side of the river is the Innu settlement ...
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Daily passenger service is provided free of charge between the communities of Pakuashipi and Saint-Augustin, which lie on opposite shores of the Saint-Augustin River and are only accessible by water or air.
On one side of the river is the Innu settlement ...
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To learn everything you need to know about the Saint-Sauveur Valley, head to the information kiosk found at Parc Georges-Filion, right next to the church. A welcoming team is found on site to answer all your questions. Whether you need help selecting ...
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The Brome-Missisquoi tourist information office, located in the Eastern Townships, is open year-round, seven days a week. Qualified staff members will warmly welcome you and answer all your questions about the region.
You will also find maps, brochures ...
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The Vélogare du Grand-Tronc, located in Victoriaville in the Centre-du-Québec region, is a tourist welcome site where visitors can enjoy many services. Here, they can borrow bikes and adapted bikes, get free tourist parking permits, visit the tourist ...
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The L'Île-Verte ferry is your ticket to exploring the charming, idyllic landscape of L’Île-Verte and Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs, a place where serenity meets rugged beauty.
This island in the Lower St. Lawrence region is a great place to reconnect ...
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The Maison du tourisme found in Maniwaki welcomes visitors year-round with a smile and all the information needed for enjoying a most pleasant stay in this magnificent part of the country.
Open seven days a week in the summer season, the Maison du ...
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