Travel & Hospitality Awards - Americas 2023

Stretching from the US border in the south to the subarctic zone in the north, the Canadian province
of Québec is as fascinating as it is vast. With French as its official language and some of the best
cities in Canada to visit, you need to add it to your next Canadian adventure.
Québec City
This old and venerable fortified city sits on the wide and
beautiful St Lawrence River, the artery that connects
the Atlantic Ocean to Canada and beyond. It’s a UNESCO
World Heritage Site and one of the most popular tourist
destinations in the country.
Feeling more like a quaint European destination than a
North American one, Québec City is fiercely proud of its
French population and language, so you can expect to
hear it being spoken more than English.
Montmorency Falls Park
Just outside Québec City is one of
the country’s most amazing natural
spectacles. Higher than Niagara Falls
and with a death-defying suspension
bridge spanning the top, it’s a
beautiful place to visit – so long as
you like heights.
From some angles, it looks like the falls are in the middle
of the wilderness, but you’ll be pleased to know they’re
practically in the suburbs! It’s an ideal place for hiking
and, if you’re an adrenaline junky, there’s even a zipline.
Hôtel de Glace
In English, this translates to The Ice Hotel. In a country
that’s no stranger to cold weather, it might not be so much
of a surprise that you can stay somewhere made from
a massive 500,000 tonnes of ice and snow. Everything
from the ornate staircases to the beds are made from
frozen water.
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