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The best ideas are born from a change of perspective. Through our articles, we not only seek to stimulate your creativity and guide your decision-making, we also share with you concrete tools to develop your know-how.
The best ideas are born from a change of perspective. Through our articles, we not only seek to stimulate your creativity and guide your decision-making, we also share with you concrete tools to develop your know-how.
Our May 2022 thematic newsletter on organizational resilience with inspiring examples in tourism, especially in the context of overtourism and climate change.
Read moreExplore the disconnect between intention and action in sustainable travel as we dissect obstacles and offer solutions.
Read moreOur thematic newsletter on social acceptability
Read moreThere is a plurality of Francophone cultures across Canada, but this wealth has only been highlighted in recent years by the Canadian tourism industry.
Read moreOur thematic newsletter on package deals and the customer experience in tourism
Read moreOur thematic newsletter on sustainable tourist mobility and slow tourism.
Read moreFaced with the numerous environmental challenges associated with private cars, how can we arouse the desire to travel differently?
Read moreOur thematic newsletter on the potential of tourism to reconnect with the territory, its relevance in the context of socio-ecological transition and on the urgency of adapting to climate change. Read a guide on sustainable mobility for employers.
Read moreArticle sharing the achievements and achievements of Touriscope in 2023.
READ MORELet's start by defining the socio-ecological transition and then let's continue with six levers that tourist organizations have at their disposal to promote reconnection to the territory and its inhabitants.
READ MOREMixed uses, hybrid places, third places that meet the needs of the community... The tourism sector should be a little more interested in these trends.
READ MOREThe border restrictions imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic have transformed the way we travel. Local tourism has emerged as an attractive alternative. Let's take a look at the best practices that are emerging.
READ MOREGood practices and case studies in human resources management for tourism businesses.
READ MOREReflection on the new roles of destination management organizations (DMO or OGD) thanks to an interview with La Tangente who presents their new business model to us.
READ MORETrends and adaptation solutions to ensure that tourism destinations and businesses are ready to welcome visitors this year.
READ MORE58% of people care more about the environment now than before the pandemic. Challenges, trends and a 5-step approach.
READ MOREContrary to THE famous popular belief, tourism development can be part of the solution to the environmental, societal and economic challenges of a community. But in order for this development to take place and be sustainable,
READ MOREDiscover the importance of collective entrepreneurship in tourism in Quebec. Learn how cooperatives and commercial NPOs are revitalizing tourist destinations through innovative and sustainable initiatives.
READ MOREArticle that explores regenerative tourism from the perspective of a tourist destination and how to adapt to it.
READ MORESecond article that weaves links between tourism and protected areas. Let's discover the advantages and challenges of using these places as a tourist attraction.
READ MOREProtected areas are a priority for provincial and federal governments, but what exactly are they? Here is the first part of two articles that demystify these natural places.
READ MOREThere is a plurality of Francophone cultures across Canada, but this wealth has only been highlighted in recent years by the Canadian tourism industry.
READ MORETouriscope adapted the game “The Climate Fresco” for tourism, an educational workshop on climate change and courses of action.
READ MORESensitivity of local Maritime visitors to sustainable business measures: survey, overview and best practices
READ MOREExplore the disconnect between intention and action in sustainable travel as we dissect obstacles and offer solutions.
READ MOREFaced with the numerous environmental challenges associated with private cars, how can we arouse the desire to travel differently?
READ MORETourScope and O Strategy, 2 similar non-competing companies, used the open forum method to be more creative in solving problems.
READ MORE2 reasons to consult residents: Orienting tourism development/evaluating perceptions and social acceptability of an activity or project
READ MORECustomer retention is a major challenge for small and medium-sized businesses. So why and how to stand out with an effective and attractive loyalty program?
READ MOREDoes your organization want to improve its social and environmental performance? Here is a tool that will help you approach sustainability in a strategic way.
READ MOREOur advice to support tourist operators in creating a package: creation, marketing, communication and partnerships!
READ MOREStrategic knowledge: Our advice for tourism organizations who want to conduct a successful survey in 5 steps.
READ MORETourism and seasonality: 4 possible solutions to mitigate its effects and ensure the quality of the visitor experience.
READ MOREBusiness intelligence: 3 good reasons to incorporate business intelligence into your schedule and how to do it effectively in 4 easy steps.
READ MOREGourmet tourism: 5 priorities and recommendations based on the best practices of rural destinations renowned for their culinary tourism offer.
READ MOREMarketing advice for tourism players: Anticipation of questions, adaptation of photos, reassuring messages, online booking and flexible policies are among the essentials.
READ MOREBest practice - All of these approaches can coexist and be adopted by tourism organizations looking to improve the customer experience.
READ MOREThe commitment is the result of a profound collective reflection carried out in a few months.
READ MOREThe members of the Touriscope team have a new common job title that reflects the values of the company. The term “Scout” was chosen accordingly.
READ MORETouriscope announces the appointment of two employees, the appointment of a new shareholder and reveals a new website with more content relevant to tourism organizations.
READ MOREOur slogan and illustrations hide several symbols and meanings that represent the history, vision, values and offer of Touriscope, as well as our relationships with you.
READ MORESupporting the organization was a matter of course since Touriscope has been a member of TDQ since its inception.
READ MOREThis tool makes it possible to order priority actions among a multitude of ideas and to eliminate those that require a lot of effort for few results.
Read moreVisualize your environmental and social impacts at first, then identify opportunities to make your business model more sustainable.
Read moreThis tool makes it possible to categorize the stakeholders of a project according to their interest and their power, in order to define the type of commitment they require.
Read moreThis tool makes it possible to verify the viability of a project on the market in a simple and visual way.
Read moreThis tool makes it possible to refine the profile of target marketing customers or even the stakeholders of an organization or a project.
Read moreIn addition to an FFOM, FOAR analysis (Strengths, Opportunities, Aspirations, Results) makes it possible to focus on positive points and to visualize the context of an organization or a project.
Read moreThe Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Threat Matrix (FFOM or SWOT in English) makes it possible to draw up a portrait prior to strategic planning.
Read moreThematic newsletter on collaboration and co-opetition to achieve goals common to several organizations. Links with the circular economy, which requires working in partnership to give resources a second life.
READ MOREOur April 2022 thematic newsletter on raising awareness and adapting to climate change, in particular with the Climate Fresque. As well as the link between vacation and creativity.
READ MOREMarch 2022 thematic newsletter on how to consult residents for tourism development, and what roles do they play in the tourism economy? Consumer, supplier, citizen, influencer and welcoming.
READ MOREOur thematic newsletter on the winter tourist experience. Many Canadians don't do any outdoor winter activities. Ideas for breaking down barriers.
READ MOREOur thematic newsletter on the use of technological tools in tourism and data collection.
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