Tourism Corridor Strategy Program

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Destination Canada's Tourism Corridor Strategy Program aims to accelerate the intentional development of tourism corridors or clusters of tourism assets across Canada.

2024-2025 Corridor Program

Destination Canada's 2024-2025 Tourism Corridor Strategy Program is now open for applications. Building on the success of the 2023 pilot program, we have now expanded our 2024-2025 program and are looking to support additional projects from across Canada. This program aims to set the stage for the sustainable and inclusive growth of Canada's tourism sector by enabling intentional destination development that puts the community at the heart.

Resources

If you're curious to learn more, check out the additional resources available on the Tourism Corridor Strategy Program.

Here you will find a detailed program overview, FAQs, timeline and link to the submission form.

Download the Program Overview

Download the Program Timeline

Download the Program FAQs

Launch Webinar

2024-2025 Launch Webinar

When: May 6, 2024 at 11 AM to 12 PM Pacific Time (US & Canada)

Join us for an informative webinar where we'll reveal the latest updates to our 2024-2025 program, walk you through the corridor submission process, and clarify what we expect from our partners. After the presentation, we'll have a Q&A session to cover any questions you might have. To be part of this exciting discussion, please sign up using the link below.

Register in advance for this webinar.

Corridor Submission Form

Applications are now open for the 2024-2025 program, if you're interested in taking part check out our application form below.

Apply for the 2024-2025 Program

2023 Corridor Projects

In 2023, Destination Canada worked with three tourism corridors to develop strategic plans. These strategies not only reflect the collaborative efforts of partners across multiple regions with unique aspirations, but they also set the stage for the sustainable and inclusive growth of Canada's tourism sector.

They serve as dynamic, evolving blueprints and foundational starting points for the development of these corridors and distill the key recommendations. The implementation of these strategies will be dependent upon alignment of priorities, the availability of resources, and continued collaboration among corridor partners and stakeholders.

Atlantic Canada UNESCO Tourism Corridor
Atlantic Canada UNESCO Tourism Corridor Strategy Summary

Northern Indigenous Tourism Lodge Network
Northern Indigenous Tourism Lodge Network Strategy Summary

Sustainable Journeys from Prairies to Pacific
Sustainable Journeys from Prairies to Pacific Strategy Summary