Nova Scotia is celebrated as a destination with culturally unique peoples and places. The province’s rich history and culture provide a distinct advantage. However, there is a need to enhance cultural tourism product offerings. Building capacity to reflect and support Mi’kmaw, African Nova Scotian, Acadian, and Gaelic cultures is key to success. How can communities leverage unique cultural assets and places? Learn more about TIANS and the work we do <a href="https://lnk.to/TIANS">HERE</a>

Nova Scotia is celebrated as a destination with culturally unique peoples and places. The province’s rich history and culture provide a distinct advantage. However, there is a need to enhance cultural tourism product offerings. Building capacity to reflect and support Mi’kmaw, African Nova Scotian, Acadian, and Gaelic cultures is key to success. How can communities leverage unique cultural assets and places? Learn more about TIANS and the work we do HERE

Nova Scotia is celebrated as a destination with culturally unique peoples and places. The province’s rich history and culture provide a distinct advantage. However, there is a need to enhance cultural tourism product offerings. Building capacity to reflect and support Mi’kmaw, African Nova Scotian, Acadian, and Gaelic cultures is key to success. How can communities leverage unique cultural assets and places? Learn more about TIANS and the work we do <a href="https://lnk.to/TIANS" rel="noopener noreferrer">HERE</a>

People and Places

Welcome to PLACE, the Tourism Association of Nova Scotia’s podcast. Our industry is worth $3.2 billion annually and employs over 50,000 Nova Scotians, so this podcast is designed to talk about tourism and the issues and topics that matter.

Each episode, we will explore conversations that demonstrate the interconnectivity between tourism and the social, cultural, environmental health of the province. 

There is no Place like Nova Scotia and we want to ensure every Nova Scotia community benefits from the positive impacts that only tourism can bring.

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Welcome to PLACE, the Tourism Association of Nova Scotia’s podcast. Our industry is worth $3.2 billion annually and employs over 50,000 Nova Scotians, so this podcast is designed to talk about tourism and the issues and topics that matter. Each episode, we will explore conversations that demonstrate the interconnectivity between tourism and the social, cultural, environmental health of the province. There is no Place like Nova Scotia and we want to ensure every Nova Scotia community benefits from the positive impacts that only tourism can bring.

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