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Pilot project: Adapted Taxi Service – Everything you need to know
This project aims to make travel easier, more affordable and accessible for people with disabilities by offering an adapted taxi service in less than an hour. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Bas-Saint-Laurent / Gaspésie | 10-day/9-night summer itinerary
Set off on a road trip along Highway 132, also known as the Route des Navigateurs, where spectacular scenery, friendly encounters and flavourful discoveries will make your journey an unforgettable one. We’ve developed an itinerary for you that follows the northern route, beginning with the immense Gulf of St. Lawrence. But there’s nothing to stop from you from starting your trip on the southern route, driving on the seaward side!
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Accessibility and Nature: The Parc de la rivière Gentilly Welcomes You
Parc de la rivière Gentilly, nestled in the heart of nature, is not only a refuge of natural beauty, it’s also a model of accessible tourism. Indeed, this magnificent park is committed to creating an inclusive environment for visitors of all abilities. Discover why this unique place is a must for an enriching and accessible outing.
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Discover Quebec’s regions
Plan unforgettable travels through 21 must-visit tourist regions.
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An exciting province accessible to all
Québec for all is a database of over 1,700 tourism and cultural organizations and businesses assessed by Kéroul and certified fully or partially accessible, spread across 21 regions of Québec. Looking for an inspiring, authentic and accessible destination? You’ve come to the right place! Québec has put a great deal of effort into making tourist sites and services accessible to visitors with special needs. The province may be vast, but that’s no reason for its numerous natural and cultural attractions to be off limits to someone with a disability.
Discover Quebec’s regions