Destination Canada markets Canada internationally. Our mission is to grow Canada’s tourism export revenues and support our industry partners. Destination Canada is a Crown corporation wholly owned by the Government of Canada. We use data-driven marketing strategies to stimulate international demand and tourism export revenue for Canada in 10 countries. Research, markets, programs, tools, events, news, and more.

Destination Ontario is the lead tourism marketing organization for Ontario, Canada. We market Ontario to travel consumers within Ontario, Canada and around the world. We inspire travellers to make Ontario a must-see destination on their travel list and to return to the beauty of Ontario again and again.

Working to improve quality of life and promoting economic growth by supporting and delivering tourism and cultural experiences, supporting the arts and cultural industries and championing participation in sport and recreation activities across Ontario.

Ontario Parks is the Ontario government agency in Ontario, Canada, that protects significant natural and cultural resources in a system of parks and protected areas that is sustainable and provides opportunities for inspiration, enjoyment and education.

Trails for various recreational activities, provided by the Ontario Trails Council.

Canada's national parks, national marine conservation areas, and national historic sites are the ultimate awe-inspiring experience.

Learn about the provincial, national and international travel statistics that impact Ontario’s tourism industry.

TAMS examines recreational activities and travel habits of Canadians and Americans. TAMS provides detailed information on travellers' activities, travel motivators, places visited, type of accommodation used, impressions of Canada, its provinces and territories, demographics and media consumption patterns and helps identify existing and potential travel markets in North America

RRU agrees to facilitate the block transfer of students from Algonquin College with appropriate prerequisite qualifications into the third year of the Bachelor of Arts in Global Tourism Management degree at RRU.

A Canadian rafting company with over 30 years of experience. As a member of the Canada River Council, Wilderness Tours is dedicated to safe, professional rafting. This website includes adventures, resort information, the Ottawa River, planning your trip, about WT, events, their River Shop, careers, partners, etc.

The Alpine Club of Canada has 25 local sections across the country from Newfoundland and Labrador to Vancouver Island and the Yukon. We've been passionate about climbing, hiking and skiing in alpine environments for over 100 years. Everyone is welcome.

The ACMG is the professional association of trained and certified Mountain Guides, Hiking Guides and Climbing Instructors dedicated to protecting public safety and enjoyment in climbing, skiing and hiking adventures. ACMG members guide and instruct climbing, backcountry skiing and hiking throughout Canada and the rest of the world. Our members may also be found working as safety professionals in occupational areas such as mountain rescue, avalanche research and forecasting, and high angle safety rigging.

Stemming from a collective need for better employment standards, sustainable wages & a unified voice, we created CANOPA, a Nonprofit, community-driven association for outdoor professionals. As a grassroots volunteer organization, our goal is to reduce barriers outdoor professionals face, and in so doing, make the industry more equitable, diverse, and sustainable for everyone.

The CRC (Canadian River Council) is all about self regulation and peer review. Who better to oversee the adventure industry but the dedicated men and women who live it daily. The sister organization is the CAC, the Canadian Adventure Council.

The goal of the Canadian Ski Council is to increase participation in recreational snowboarding, alpine and cross-country skiing in Canada.

The Friends of Algonquin Park (FOAP) is a non-profit Canadian registered charity for people passionate about Algonquin Park. We dedicate our resources to furthering the educational and interpretive programs to develop current and future stewards of Algonquin Park. We do this through research, the development and delivery of programs, workshops, and events, plus the production of educational materials.

The International Mountain Bicycling Association (Canada) is a national not for profit organization that advocates for mountain bike, and trail access across Canada. IMBA supports and represents over 35,000 cyclists worldwide in all forms of mountain biking: cross country, downhill, and freeride.

Leave No Trace (LNT) Canada is a national non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and inspiring responsible outdoor recreation through education, research and partnerships. Information on membership benefits, programs, training, partners, media, products for purchase, and about LNT Canada.

Our team of volunteers is committed to, and passionate about, building a community of mutual respect between climbers, landowners, conservation authorities, and other property managers. We foster strategic relationships to educate, mediate, and negotiate the various needs of all parties.

The Ontario Trails Council (OTC) - Conseil des Sentiers de l'Ontario – is a charity that promotes the development, preservation, management and use of recreational trails and trail based activities in Ontario.

The Outdoor Council of Canada (OCC) is the umbrella organization for the Canadian outdoor sector. The OCC addresses structural barriers hindering the ability of outdoor programs to reach their full impact.
OCC members represent the thousands of individuals and businesses who bring Canadians outdoors. Every year, these people offer powerful experiences to millions of Canadians and contribute billions of dollars to the Canadian economy.

Founded in 1930 to encourage the development of tourism in Canada, TIAC serves today as the national private-sector advocate for this $102 billion sector. Based in Ottawa, TIAC takes action on behalf of Canadian tourism businesses and promotes positive measures that help the industry grow and prosper.

Authoritative climbing information, knowledge and resources benefit and inspire us and future generations. Advocacy and leadership advance our climbing interests and promote conservation. Community and competency strengthen and embolden us to push our limits.

We are a community built around passion for the outdoors. For over 100 years, our volunteers have been teaching skills, sharing adventures, creating volunteers, and conserving land. As a 501(c)3 nonprofit, our mission is to enrich the community by helping people explore, conserve, learn about, and enjoy the lands and waters of the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

OIA is a passionate group of business leaders, climate experts, policy makers and outdoor enthusiasts committed to sustainable economic growth while protecting – and growing access to – the benefits of the outdoors for everyone. For more than 30 years, OIA has catalyzed a thriving outdoor industry by supporting the success of every member company across four critically aligned areas: market research, sustainability, government affairs, and inclusive participation.

The Wilderness Education Association (WEA) was founded in in 1977, and exists today to equip both outdoor leaders and the general public with the judgment and decision-making skills needed to safely enjoy wilderness areas. Membership information, programs, accreditation, conference details, and about WEA.

The Adventure Travel Trade Association is the largest global network of adventure travel leaders. Our community is made up of ~30,000 individual guides, tour operators, lodges, travel advisors, tourism boards, destination marketing and management organizations, outdoor educators, gear companies and travel media who share a belief and commitment to sustainable tourism.

The IFMGA is an international umbrella federation for mountain guide associations.

The Adventure Risk Report offers perspective on risk and the adventure world from three of North America's recognized experts. The authors approach adventure and enterprise based risk management from a systems and organizational perspective. Current events are placed in the context of developing trends, management practices and theoretical issues.

Avalanche Canada is a non-government, not-for-profit organization dedicated to public avalanche safety. We issue daily avalanche forecasts throughout the winter for much of the mountainous regions of western Canada, providing this free information via our website and our app, Avalanche Canada Mobile.

Showcases places to go and things to do in Northern Ontario.

Information about Outward Bound Canada (OBC), their wilderness expeditions, urban programs, custom programs, how Outward Bound helps, news, featured programs, media coverage, how to find a course, donate, connect, reports, alumni, bursary program, research, and employment.

As an ACA Canoe and Kayak instructor trainer, Kent provides paddlers and prospective instructors a framework for better understanding paddling technique, theory, and safety. These observations are adapted from the same training regimens and analysis utilized by World Champion freestyle and slalom competitors.

SAM magazine is the professional trade publication for the mountain resort market. This site also includes headline news, events, contests & awards, and classifieds.

About the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS), their courses, how to apply, Wilderness Medicine Institute, professional training, information for alumni, the NOLS Store, how to donate, resources, photos, videos, Wilderness Risk Management Conference, and the NOLS blog.

The purpose of OutdoorEd.com is to provide a rich community for professional outdoor and experiential educators to come together and share their knowledge, ideas, questions, and issues. Community, jobs, companies, schools, training, resources, their store, information and news, social media, etc.