Travelers with sustainability top of mind, consider a getaway to Québec and experience the Canadian province’s environmentally-friendly offerings.
Québec is easily accessible from major U.S. cities on the East Coast, including New York, Boston and Philadelphia, perfect for travelers looking to minimize their carbon footprint. Through the 1% for the Planet initiative, more than 20 companies throughout the province contribute 1 percent of their annual profits toward conservation projects.
Wherever you choose to stay, there are eco-friendly lodging options. Consider a stay at La Seigneurie du Triton, Hôtel du Vieux-Québec, Manoir Hovey or Le Germain Hotel Charlevoix.
Québec is home to many national parks, protected areas and wildlife rehabilitation centers, allowing travelers to explore nature responsibly. Add Mont-Tremblant National Park, Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park and Refuge Pageau to your list.
Québec’s culinary scene highlights the importance of utilizing sustainable practices to source ingredients. Restaurant Toque! is a leader in Montréal’s farm-to-table dining scene. Chez Boulay in Québec City offers cuisine inspired by the boreal forest, using sustainably sourced ingredients. Lufa Farms is home to the world’s first commercial rooftop greenhouse.
Learn about the history of Québec’s indigenous people. Indigenous Québec hosts immersive experiences led by indigenous guides, including visiting a traditional longhouse and participating in cultural festivals.
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