Joanne Beaulieu Email & Phone Number

St. Sauveur, Qc, Canada

Launched over 20 years ago, TourismExpress remains the source of current news about the Quebec tourism industry on the web. Its daily newsletter goes out to more than 8,400 industry professionals, who get to read the latest news about tourism sub-sectors such as accommodations, transportation, distribution, associations, attractions, events, food and drinks and new technologies.A reference for jobs in the tourism industry, TourismExpress is a key source of information about recent nominations and current hot topics related to every aspect of the tourism industry, such as: distribution, operations, marketing, sales, customer service, investments, government agencies, etc. Columns covering a variety of topics are regularly featured in the newsletter: e-tourism, human resources, accommodations, research, key industry players, etc. TourismExpress is your one source of information about Quebec’s tourism industry!http://tourismexpress.com/

St. Sauveur, Qc, Canada

A new portal/newsletter aimed at a tourism distribution network in the French European market.Objective: Present and promote Quebec as a tourism destination on an annual basis (newsletter sent once or twice a month), through enticing and inspiring content.Meet the challenges faced by the distribution network and the various partners from the tourism industry.Provide a useful information tool as a way to meet the requirements of today’s consumers.Partners: Quebec’s tourism regions, sectional associations, airlines, ARF-Québec (Agence des réceptifs et forfaitistes), etc.http://quebecfrancexpress.com/

St. Sauveur, Qc, Canada

TourismExpress La Relève was created as a way for TourismExpress to reach colleges and universities, to promote discussions between academic institutions and the tourism industry and, above all, to allow students the opportunity to provide a fresh and different perspective on current news about the tourism industry. The platform allows students and every region in Quebec – and even people outside the province – to communicate and share information about tourism. Launched in March 2014, the bi-monthly newsletter already boasts over 3,000 subscribers.http://tourismexpresslareleve.com/

St. Sauveur, Qc, Canada

Tourisme & Cie was launched in 1987 as DUO Complice, and got its current name in 1999 following the launch of its tourism marketing division. At the time, it was the only Quebec company that specialized in integrated communication for the tourism industry. Today, the number of clients at Tourisme & Cie exceeds 150. A leader in strategic planning for the tourism industry in Quebec, Tourisme & Cie has a unique understanding of its stakeholders’ and partners’ realities and requirements, both here and in the rest of Canada. The company is also quite familiar with the industry’s various target markets, both on a local, national and international level. As such, Tourisme & Cie is able to showcase and promote the assets and benefits of various tourist destinations.With its highly skilled, efficient and innovative multi-disciplinary team of experts, the company is able to provide comprehensive and integrated marketing services for the tourism industry, such as: strategic planning and consulting, identification of potential partners, optimization of marketing budgets, media placement and strategy, design, creation of interactive advertising and promotional concepts, print production and social media.Turnkey projects were delivered to the following list of clients:Association touristique des LaurentidesAssociation des pourvoiries des LaurentidesAuberge du Lac TaureauAuberge du Lac-à-l'Eau-ClaireCamping QuébecChâteau Beauvallon Eff Communications MarketingFestival d'été de QuébecHôtellerie ChampêtreLe Québec MaritimeLoto-QuébecAéroport de Mont-Tremblant Société des attractions touristiques du QuébecTourisme CharlevoixTourisme LanaudièreTourisme Cantons-de-l'EstTourisme Mont-TremblantTourisme QuébecVacances Air TransatVIA Rail Canadahttp://tourismecie.com/

Diplôme, Publicité

Bachelor Degree Translation, Translation