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The 'Circuit du Paysan' offers gamification of its route
The tourist route of the 'Circuit du Paysan' is an organization working to showcase its 73 members. Deployed in the Montérégie region, the MySmartJourney solution is used to make points of interest at each member's location interactive, allowing for their discovery.
Visuals, texts, and Google Maps enable the public to visit these locations. But the 'Circuit' went even further, as it wanted to incorporate gamification into the experience.
The Accordion Museum simplifies its process during the Montmagny International Accordion Festival
During the Montmagny International Accordion Festival, nearly 80 artists from all around the world are invited to perform in front of the audience. The presence of so many people requires the Carrefour team to organize meals for them during the three days of the festival.
To facilitate organization, the Carrefour has enlisted a caterer to provide meals for the artists. However, this setup posed challenges for the team in monitoring meal usage, particularly as not all artists required meals daily.
The Montmagny International Accordion Festival needed a user-friendly tool that would allow them to track how many people came to eat.
The Accordion Museum uses digital technology to accompany its visitors
The Montmagny International Accordion Festival, known as the 'Carrefour mondial de l'accordéon,' has been in existence since 1989. This internationally renowned event even contributed to the creation of the Accordion Museum in 1992. Since its first edition, the festival has hosted nearly 80 artists from all around the world each year.
In its previous editions, the Accordion Museum offered visitors the option to sign up for a newsletter through a booklet. However, the institution wanted to change this mode of operation for ecological reasons and in the spirit of accessibility.
Introducing other producers through digital means
The tourist route of the 'Circuit du Paysan' in Montérégie brings together nearly 73 members. While it's possible to discover them through the 'Circuit du Paysan' website, when visitors are directly at a farmer's location, there was no way to introduce them to other farmers in the vicinity.
The 'Circuit du Paysan' team was, therefore, looking for a way to make its various members known to the public when they are already on-site.
The Complexe Desjardins offers interactive exhibitions
The Complexe Desjardins is more than just a shopping center. Throughout the year, it provides cultural installations and temporary exhibitions. In August 2020, the complex had the idea of deploying a photography exhibition, 'Notre fleuve à vol d'oiseau' (Our River from a Bird's Eye View), created by historian and photographer Pierre Lahoud, and enhanced by MySmartJourney technology.
Innovation at the Complexe Desjardins
The shopping gallery of the Complexe Desjardins has been in existence since 1976. Originally conceived as a space for exchange and culture, the complex is always seeking innovation to better welcome and accompany those who visit. It also hosts temporary exhibitions in its spaces.
Enhancing a physical experience through the addition of digital elements
Located in Montérégie, the tourist route of the 'Circuit du Paysan' is an organization that brings together nearly 73 farmers. For almost 23 years, it has highlighted its members through social networks and by offering thematic microcircuits on its website.
While some visitors discover the farmers through the 'Circuit du Paysan,' others visit them without knowing about the organization and its members. The goal was to capture and inform this clientele.
A point of interest contains multiple activities
Contrary to appearances, it's not always the residents of a neighborhood who know it best. Often, those who live there are not aware of the tourist potential of their neighborhood. For this reason, Tourisme Montréal, the Société de développement de l’Avenue du Mont-Royal, and the City of Montreal had the idea to develop a project to give the residents of Plateau-Mont-Royal the pleasure of rediscovering their neighborhood in a playful and fun way.
The idea is to allow citizens to visit their neighborhood as if they were tourists, with a fresh perspective. The goal is to enable them to discover the cultural and commercial aspects of their neighborhood by learning more about what surrounds them.
To carry out this project, they chose to use the product from MySmartJourney to bring their ideas to life.
The Accordion Museum offers basic lessons
The Accordion Museum is a cultural institution that traces the cultures and musicians who have embraced the instrument to offer the diversity of musical genres we know today, as well as the evolution of the accordion over time through two exhibitions.
Promotion Saguenay offers a digital welcome to cruise ship passengers
The Saguenay port receives a large number of visitors throughout the year arriving by cruise ships. In 2019, the port welcomed nearly 60,000 visitors. The pandemic has impacted its activities, and for two years, there was a halt in the arrival of cruise ships.
In 2021, with the return of cruise ship passengers, Promotion Saguenay, an economic development company responsible for tourism and the development of international cruises, wanted to rethink the welcome for these visitors passing through with limited time.
How to provide easy access to up-to-date information on activities to do in the surroundings?