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Atlantide Park welcomes many visitors every year. The organization wanted to gain a better understanding of its visitors’ expectations and preferences in order to adapt and refresh its offerings in a meaningful way.

The Eastern Ontario Agri-Food Network is fully committed to promoting the local agri-food sector through its Savour East Ontario initiative. At various events, the organization provides visitors with packets of seeds to plant, thereby encouraging the cultivation of local and sustainable produce.

To best support visitors in planting and growing the seeds, the organization has implemented an innovative solution to provide all the necessary information.

The East Ontario Agri-Food Network is dedicated to developing the agri-food sector in the region. To showcase its members and introduce people to local producers, the organization came up with an innovative idea: to create a platform that allows people to discover, taste, and savor East Ontario in a new way by using MySmartJourney technology as part of the Savour East Ontario initiative.

MySmartJourney lets you easily integrate the Selfie Booth —or Photo Booth— feature to create fun and memorable experiences within your organization. No more costly equipment rentals; the feature is directly accessible on the platform, allowing visitors to take photos of themselves independently during their experience or visit.

Users are encouraged to interact and share their experience, leaving with a souvenir photo of the moment and helping to promote your organization. Simple to set up and use, it’s the ideal tool to energize and capture your events.

Based in Montreal, the arts organization Van Grimde Corps Secrets has established the Malvina Centre for Creation and Presentation (near Coaticook in the Eastern Townships), which offers a program centered on art, nature, and technology.

For this occasion, the organization has chosen to develop an interactive digital tour for its visitors.

The Regional County Municipality (RCM) of Les Etchemins has established heritage trails throughout its 13 communities. Thanks to signs equipped with QR codes, visitors and residents can explore and appreciate local attractions in an interactive and enriching way. Given such a rich history, how can we make it engaging and fun?

The Gitanyow Museum showcases the First Nations community in northern British Columbia. The museum is dedicated to preserving and presenting the culture, history, and traditions of the Gitanyow, an Indigenous people of the region.

To showcase its cultural artifacts, artwork, sculptures, and historical objects that illustrate the richness of Gitanyow heritage, the organization has utilized MySmartJourney technology.

The Complexe Atlantide, an iconic amusement park in Quebec, wanted to offer its visitors an even more immersive and engaging experience while addressing several challenges.

The children’s areas and attractions needed more captivating entertainment to build family loyalty. Supported by the Familizoo Foundation, the animal sanctuary also needed to be effectively showcased to visitors.

For Halloween, the Ecomuseum Zoo wanted to offer a fun and educational activity to enhance the visitor experience, while also adapting to the temporary and seasonal nature of the event.

The challenge was to quickly create a platform capable of centralizing the Halloween activity content, easily integrating into the existing visitor route, and being simple to set up and take down once the event was over.

Geo 360, a 3D visualization tool, has brought the Huron-Wendat Museum’s traveling exhibition The Canoe: Bearer of Tradition to life virtually, building on its existing interactivity provided by MySmartJourney. It is often difficult to create engaging, dynamic, and inspiring content that doesn’t clutter the digital interface, especially when integrating 3D, as display options are often limited.