1. Outcome 7.2

2.  Canadians as citizens of the world often enjoy exploring many different areas of the globe.  People travel to have fun and exciting experiences as they explore the cultures, customs, lifestyles, and places in different parts of the world.  If you could choose any country in the world to visit, which one would you choose & why?

4.  Tourism: travelling and the business of planning vacations  1000s of Canadians travel each year  Domestic travel…..within Canada.  International travel…..outside of Canada (international) To what areas have you travelled either domestic or internationally?

5.  You have probably now noticed that a lot of Canadians visit the United States.  This is not surprising considering that :  Our closest neighbour  Our largest trading partner.  We also share many customs, traditions, and much of the same popular culture.

7.  While Canadians travel domestically and internationally, each year Canada plays host to thousands of foreign visitors from around the world.  Canada’s vast and diverse landscape offers visitors an opportunity to explore its natural systems.  Its cities offer rich cultural and entertainment experiences that allow visitors to explore Canada’s human systems.

8.  The national and provincial parks, attractions, and heritage sites offer visitors the opportunity to experience Canada.  Canada has a variety of opportunities for visitors to experience from coast to coast.

10.  One major benefit of globalization to Canada is tourism  Canada has 15 World Heritage Sites that have been recognized by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization  UNESCO-Developed to preserve heritage sites around the world

11.  Criteria for World Heritage Site  Strong geographic value  Strong cultural connection  Hope that future generations will be able to enjoy these special places  Historic district of Quebec City is a UNESCO site  Building built before 1850  Retained all fortifications  NL has two sites L’Anse aux Meadows and Gros Morne National Park