HÉRITAGE VIVANT | When Ancestral Knowledge Shapes Today’s Careers

The Héritage web series highlights the inspiring journeys of three Indigenous individuals involved in Indigenous tourism. Led by Indigenous Tourism Quebec in collaboration with the Quebec Tourism Human Resources Council (CQRHT), Héritage vivant invites viewers to explore the many career opportunities within Indigenous tourism.

Through three inspiring portraits and unique trajectories, discover how their work bridges ancestral traditions with future perspectives, and how they bring passion and authenticity to every aspect of their profession. An invitation to meet those who preserve and innovate to create meaningful tourism.

Episode 1 - Ryland Diome - The Profession of Chef

In this first episode, we meet Ryland Diome, a Kanien’kehá:ka chef and founder of Screaming Chef Cuisine in Kahnawà:ké.

Episode 2 -Jessy Gros-Louis Roy - The profession of Guide-Interpreter

In this second episode, we meet Jessy Gros-Louis Roy, a guide-interpreter at Onhwa’ Lumina in Wendake.

Episode 3 - Shany Morissette - The Profession of Customer Experience Manager

In this third episode, we meet Shany Morissette, guest experience manager at Attikus in th Innu community of Uashat Mak Mani-Utenam.

Careers That Connect Past and Future

Through these three journeys, Living Heritage reveals the strength of a sector where ancient knowledge becomes a driver of innovation.
Whether behind the stove, on an illuminated trail, or welcoming visitors at an ecomuseum, these jobs show that it’s possible to work while sharing and living your culture.
Indigenous tourism is a forward-looking field where every role carries a piece of heritage and a lot of passion.

For a future that honors your past, choose a career in Indigenous tourism.