Existing tourism products and experiences in which Northern Ontario’s tourism industry excels.
New products and experiences that will lead to growth in Northern Ontario’s tourism industry.
Ensuring all of Northern Ontario’s tourism products and experiences are best in class in every aspect.
Over 150 tourism industry representatives are engaged with Destination Northern Ontario to drive industry development and implementation of 10 priority sector strategies through various product teams and working groups.
Angling & Hunting Culture and Heritage | Nature and Adventure 8. Nature and Adventure (Parks, Paddling & Trails) 9. Cycling Touring 10. ATV 11. Auto/RV 12. Boating 13. Motorcycle 14. Rail Tours 15. Snowmobile Misc. 16. Accessibility 17. Renewable Tourism |
Destination Northern Ontario often seeks industry leaders to serve on one of two volunteer committees that discuss tourism trends and initiatives impacting Northern Ontario.
Product teams will meet on an as-needed basis which could include face-to-face or teleconference.
Interested parties should submit an expression of interest detailing their tourism successes.
Share the love of fishing with those who have never experienced it before. This Northern Ontario industry-led initiative equips operators with the resources to offer safe and unique fishing experiences with emerging angler markets.
Learn about the benefits of this program and how you and your operation can get involved.
Read our Product Development Strategies
“Destination Northern Ontario is a cornerstone stakeholder; an invaluable organization for rural Northern Ontario communities. DNO has assisted product development, and enhancement, as well as ensured delivery is state of the art, inclusive, and engages users of all ages, capabilities, and backgrounds. Speaking on behalf of Blind River, I can share that DNO has been involved in any project that will benefit domestic and international tourists alike. Foundation enhancements, specifically those achieved during COVID-19, have ensured that our community sparkles when visitors can return. Collaborations, brainstorming, as well as financial support, also boost our overall community image and professionalism."
- Karen Bittner, Township of Blind River.
