Tourisme vert à Montréal

7. Montréal's natural heritage
7.1. Wildlife observation in numbers
• In Montréal in 2006, 29,977* Québec visitors practiced non-harvesting wildlife activities.
• Visitors represent 38% of Montréal’s non-harvesting wildlife activity clientele.
• They spent $1.1 million*, i.e., $37 per person.
• Québec visitors generated $356,000 in value added.
– The value added constitutes a measure of the value of goods and services produced by the economy
of each region. It is calculated by adding the total remuneration of production factors, i.e., gross
salaries and wages, the net revenue of individual companies and other gross, pre-tax revenue.
* Given the small sample size and the fact that sample variability is greater than it is for other groups, this
data should be used with caution.
Source:
- Ministère des Ressources naturelles et de la Faune, “Le tourisme lié aux activités fauniques sans prélèvement,” La faune et la nature, ÇA
COMPTE!, 2007.
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