The new relaxation area Bonjour Québec is now open in Dégelis

The new Bonjour Québec relaxation area, located in Dégelis, is now available to travelers. This new feature allows them to enjoy a pleasant place to take a break and get to know the destination.

This initiative, which was implemented in consultation with local tourism stakeholders and municipalities, comes within the framework of the Ministry of Tourism’s desire to update its services to better meet the needs and consulting habits of travelers.

Located at 1171, rue de l'Accueil, the Bonjour Québec relaxation area is accessible 24/7 and allows visitors to benefit from a place to rest during their trip, in a contemporary décor, while discovering Québec using the digital documents and information available.

They can also get personalized advice via phone, chat, email and social media Bonjour Québec.

Travelers also have access to free Wi-Fi, which gives them access to online tourist information, and a terminal is provided for them to browse the Bonjour Québec website. Finally, a map of tourist areas allows you to appreciate the vastness of the region and the variety of attractions in Quebec.

“I would like to thank the Bas-Saint-Laurent Tourism Authority, the local elected officials and the Témiscouata MRC team. They have contributed greatly to the modernization of the Tourist Information Centre, which will be better adapted to new technologies to meet the needs of travellers. It is a wonderful act of cooperation and consultation which will also allow us Highlighting our products and regional attractions!

“I was pleasantly surprised by the transformation of our tourist information centre, which will perfectly meet the needs of tourists. With interactive information via digital tables, QR codes and displays of tour guides in the region, especially about the city of Degelès and the different regions of Quebec, this centre is full of valuable information. It is a great success!” declared Gustave Pelletier, Mayor of Degelès.

“Dégelis is strategically located at the entrance to Bas-Saint-Laurent and, above all, at the entrance to Quebec. We must continue to make information accessible to passing visitors. It was therefore important for us to engage and collaborate with the community in order to initiate changes in a harmonious way and in integration with Measures deployed in our regional reception network,” added President and CEO of Tourisme Bas -Saint-Laurent, Pierre Lévesque.

Recall that the Ministry is currently publishing the Bonjour Accueil Action Plan 2023-2026 – for an improved visitor experience in Quebec, which aims to make receiving tourists an important economic lever.