The Bellechasse MRC has developed the Bellechasse aux clochers project, which aims to showcase the richness and diversity of Bellechasse's religious heritage through virtual tour technology. Visitors can visit Bellechasse churches and chapels from the MRC de Bellechasse website, without actually visiting the site.

At the same time, the municipality has come up with a solution to make visiting these sites more fun and interactive.

The Age of Sail Museum immerses visitors in the captivating story of logging and shipping in Nova Scotia. Its historic site is brimming with relics of the past, bearing witness to a bygone era that is nonetheless so much alive in its landscapes.

To fully immerse visitors in the history of the site, the museum has innovated by using MySmartJourney technology to offer a new mediation and interpretation experience.

As part of a demonstration for the tourist office sector, MySmartJourney has created an innovative prototype to facilitate visitors' access to information. The tool acts as an informational relay to deploy an autonomous, interactive experience at reception points.

The Bellechasse MRC has launched the Bellechasse aux clochers tour, an initiative that uses technology to highlight the richness and diversity of the region's religious heritage.

To compensate for the fact that tours are closed at certain times once visitors have arrived on site, the Bellechasse municipality has come up with a solution that allows visitors to discover its religious heritage at any time with a virtual tour.

MySmartJourney has created innovative content to demonstrate to Tourist Offices that it is possible to personalize the welcome of visitors through digital technology. The technology makes it possible

identify visitors' profiles in a variety of ways, so as to better respond to their needs and propose appropriate content.

The Age of Sail Museum traces the history of logging and shipping in Nova Scotia. Comprising several exhibition buildings, the human-sized organization called on external funding via a grant to be able to afford the MySmartJourney solution and thus enhance its visitor experience.

In Nova Scotia, the Age of Sail Museum is a museum complex in Port Greville, made up of several exhibition buildings retracing the history of logging and maritime navigation. These include a converted Methodist church, a naval building, an original working blacksmith's shop, a 1908 lighthouse, a wharf walkway and much more.

The museum wanted to find an original and innovative solution to convey the richness of its exhibits to visitors, and make their visit memorable.

Manif d'Art is a non-profit organization that promotes contemporary art by local, national and international artists. As part of its annual event, La biennale de Québec, the only winter biennial in North America, it presents the work of over 100 artists. In addition to the various exhibitions, the event offers a host of activities revolving around a central theme, exclusive to each edition.

Public artworks are accessible to all. But when visitors are confronted with a work of art without any context, it's difficult to understand the artist's intentions. For its tenth edition, Manif d'Art has come up with a solution to give visitors the tools to understand the works, while leaving them autonomous in their discovery.

Many companies find it difficult to develop tools to facilitate the organization of their customers' stays. In a demonstration for Center Parcs, MySmartJourney customized its solution to meet the organization's specific needs, enhancing the customer experience.

As part of a demonstration for the Collection Pinault in Rennes, France, MySmartJourney came up with innovative content to enhance the exhibition within the museum.