As a sectoral tourism association recognized by the provincial ministry of tourism and by its peers, ITQ guides and propels the success of Indigenous entrepreneurs in tourism markets through its strengths: human-centered relations, expertise, advice, networks and strategies. For millennia, Indigenous Quebec has stood out for its rich historical culture, blending ancestral traditions with contemporary elements to create a sought-after, high-quality, and authentic tourism experience. For over 30 years, Indigenous Tourism Quebec has served as a hub for exchange and services in the development and promotion of Indigenous tourism offerings in Quebec. Here, culture, traditions, and authentic experiences come alive amidst the majestic natural backdrop found in every corner of Quebec. We envision a future in which our diverse cultures blend harmoniously, bringing people together. It is through these interactions that we break down barriers and foster genuine connections with one another. Together, let’s create memorable moments. Discover Indigenous Quebec today!
Mission
Our mission is to guide and propel the success of indigenous entrepreneurs in tourism markets through our strengths: human-centered relations, expertise, advice, networks and strategies.
Vision
Support sustainable Indigenous enterprises via tourism and foster intercultural rapport through exploring the tourism offer and cultural experience of the First Nations and Inuit.
Our CORE values
Partnerships, Authenticity, Engagement and Respect
Annual Report and Financial Statements
Annual Report 2025-2026
A year of vision, collaboration, and structuring projects
Indigenous Tourism Quebec is proud to unveil its 2025-2026 annual report, which reflects a year marked by mobilization, innovation, and the development of the Indigenous tourism industry.
Over the course of this fiscal year, ITQ continued its evolution as a development stakeholder by carrying out several structuring initiatives that will contribute to the sector's growth for years to come. Among the highlights are the finalization of Geiteget, the first sector-wide action plan for Indigenous tourism, the modernization of the organization's governance, the update of its strategic planning, as well as the implementation of the Tourism Growth Program, which supported 31 projects in 12 tourism regions and among 8 of Quebec's 11 Indigenous Nations.
The report also highlights the numerous actions carried out in offer development, business support, marketing, sustainable tourism, communications, awareness-raising, and representation — always with the same goal: to help build an Indigenous tourism industry that is strong, sustainable, innovative, and deeply rooted in the realities of the communities.
Beyond the numbers and achievements, this report tells a story of conviction: when Indigenous businesses have the tools, partnerships, and levers they need to grow, all of Quebec benefits from a richer, more authentic, and more inclusive tourism offering.
👉 Read Indigenous Tourism Quebec's 2025-2026 Annual Report.
Financial Statements 2025-2026
The audited financial statements as of March 31, 2026 will follow shortly.
Media
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The Indigenous peoples of Quebec identify with eleven (11) Nations and live in fifty-five (55) communities, each very proud of its distinct culture and ancestral know-how.
Quebec's colourful Indigenous offer includes ethnocultural, eco-tourism and adventure activities, which cater to sustainable experience seekers.
Here—you can experience culture, traditions and authentic expeditions in majestic natural settings throughout Quebec.
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INDIGENOUS TOURISM QUEBEC
75, Bastien Blvd
Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0
CANADA
418 843-5030
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