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Entre authenticité et modernité, 6 expériences originales à vivre auprès des peuples autochtones du Canada
December 15, 2022 - GEO France
Les nombreuses communautés autochtones du Canada sont connues pour leur généreux sens de l'hospitalité et leur esprit d'entreprise. Découvrez leurs cultures ancestrales lors d’expériences touristiques inoubliables.
Authentic Indigenous recognizes Klahoose Wilderness Resort
October 20, 2022 - Indigenous Tourism BC
Authentic Indigenous recognizes Klahoose Wilderness Resort for continuing the ancestral toq qaymɩxʷ commitment to the preservation, conservation, and protection of oceans, wilderness, marine, and terrestrial life, as well as the local community.
Nature-inspired Connection: Indigenous Tourism BC Team Retreat at Klahoose Wilderness Resort
October 20, 2022 - Indigenous Tourism BC
After three years of observing guidelines for responsible travel and respectful gathering, the Indigenous Tourism BC team left the office and the city behind for a three-day team-building and strategy session at Klahoose Wilderness Resort.
Canadian Geographic Adventures Announces 2023 Travel Lineup to the Designated Travel Collection
October 19, 2022 - Royal Canadian Geographical Society
Canadian Geographic Adventures is once again taking readers off the pages of Canadian Geographic magazine and into the field with its 2023 Designated Travel Collection.
This Remote Resort in Canada Is Working to Preserve Indigenous Through Hospitality
October 10, 2022 - Travel + Leisure, Kathryn Romeyn
Klahoose Wilderness Resort, owned by the First Nation of the same name, is on a mission to save their culture through hospitality — and share their slice of off-the-grid paradise, too.
It was a spirit channelled
April 27, 2022 - The Telegraph - Mike MacEachern
"It was a spirit channeled by Randy Louie, a Klahoose First Nation member, who warmly greeted us on the jetty when we arrived for a hike through the fringes of the Great Bear Rainforest. “It’s good to see you,” he sang, to the thwack of a ceremonial drum. Stay awhile.”
Canadian Geographic Draws Readers off the Page and into the Field - Canadian Geographic Adventures
April 25, 2022 - The Royal Canadian Geographic Society
Over the years, the Society has collaborated with a variety of travel partners to bring meaningful, custom-curated travel experiences to our membership. Klahoose Wilderness Resort is now a designated travel partner.
Eco-Friendly Resorts
March 31, 2022 - Getting on Travel - Lori Tripoli
With a healthy environment top of mind for any vacation thanks to the pandemic and two years of shutdown and social distancing, GettingOn Travel asked its team of contributing writers to identify their favorite eco-friendly resorts.
Grizzly Watching: Getting to know the locals in BC's scenic Desolation Sound
March 11, 2022 - explore - Jenn Smith Nelson
20 Best Places to Travel in Canada for 2022: Time for Indigenous Tourism
February 3, 2022 - Vacay.ca
20 Best Places to Travel in Canada for 2022: Time for Indigenous Tourism. Magnificent nature reigns in the inlets and islands of Desolation Sound on the province’s central coast, including at the luxurious Klahoose Wilderness Resort.
Klahoose Wilderness Resort decreases carbon footprint with the power of water
January 17, 2022 - Windspeaker.com - Odette Auger
In the midst of a pandemic, climate emergency and uncertain economic future, Klahoose First Nation is looking at ways to shift from fossil dependence to alternative sources of green energy.
British Columbia’s off-grid Klahoose Wilderness Resort, now under First Nations ownership
December 30, 2021 - The Telegraph UK
Klahoose Wilderness Resort, now under First Nations ownership, is a next-level example of a community-run eco lodge and place for spiritual repose. You can grizzly watch on Toba Inlet, hike riverine islands in Desolation Sound and learn about Klahoose indigenous culture.
Which British Columbia Holiday Is For You?
December 9, 2021 - Qantas Airways - Destination Canada
For wildlife... Newly reopened and Indigenous-owned Klahoose Wilderness Resort is another secluded spot that can only be reached by boat or private seaplane. If you aren’t greeted by seals on the large floating dock upon arrival, you will most likely see them lying about in the morning before the sun rises over the misty peaks.
Indigenous fashion at Klahoose Wilderness Resort
October 25, 2021 - Vancouver Island Daily - Lia Crowe
Boulevard visits Klahoose Wilderness Resort, deep in Desolation Sound, to highlight local, Indigenous fashion designers and jewellery makers. Mixing traditional pieces from coastal First Nations with contemporary Indigenous designs, we celebrate the richness of the past with the vibrancy of Indigenous culture today against the backdrop of the breathtaking Klahoose land.
Boulevard at Klahoose Wilderness Resort
October 12, 2021 - Boulevard Magazine - Lia Crowe
Boulevard at Klahoose Wilderness Resort, to highlight local, Indigenous fashion designers and jewellery makers. Link to the online magazine. The feature starts on page 60, travel story on page 66 and a special on page 114.
Discover Some Of Canada’s Best Indigenous Tourism Experiences
October 3, 2021 - Forbes - Sandra MacGregor
Discover some of Canada's best Indigenous tourism experiences. Canada’s newest resort property, Klahoose Wilderness Resort, is an Indigenous cultural experience near Desolation Sound. Opened in June 2021, Klahoose offers guests an all-inclusive, luxury eco-resort vacation
Canada Has Reopened to U.S. Travelers—Here’s Everything You Need to Know About Visiting
September 29, 2021 - AFAR - Anna Haines
New hotels in British Columbia...In the temperate rain forest of B.C.’s Desolation Sound, an Indigenous guide can introduce you to the local grizzly bears at the new Indigenous-owned Klahoose Wilderness Resort.
Indigenous Tourism
September 09, 2021 - Fall 2021 Issue
Indigenous Tourism - Find a Deeper Connection
Canada's newest Wilderness Resort - What is it?
July 31, 2021 - DOWNIELIVE - Micheal Downie
New hotels in British Columbia...In the temperate rain forest of B.C.’s Desolation Sound, an Indigenous guide can introduce you to the local grizzly bears at the new Indigenous-owned Klahoose Wilderness Resort.
Bucket List BC: 9 hotels and resorts you have to visit once in your life
June 22, 2021 - Daily Hive Vancouver - Cassandra Gill
British Columbia is home to some of the most beautiful resorts in the world. From iconic glamping experiences to luxe hotels in the centre of our biggest city, here’s a list of bucket list hotels in BC to stay at once in your life.
Boatbuilder BRIX Marine constructing catamaran
May 13, 2021 - BRIX Marine
Port Angeles, WA – Boatbuilder BRIX Marine is currently constructing the 32’ x 12’ catamaran for the Qathen Xwegus Management Corporation (QXMC). QXMC is the business arm of the Klahoose First Nation, located on Cortes Island, B.C, Canada
Escape from Home with Indigenous Experiences for Summer
April 15, 2021 - Vacay.ca - Claudia Laroye
Escape from Home with Indigenous Experiences for Summer. The Klahoose Nation will operate the new premier Indigenous destination resort of Klahoose Wilderness Resort in British Columbia’s Desolation Sound this summer.
B.C.’s Indigenous tourism operators betting on local markets
March 26 , 2021 - National Observer - Rochelle Baker
he value of acquiring the off-grid resort in Desolation Sound as a means to deepen their commitment to sustainable tourism in their territory and bolster economic development, said Chris Tait, tourism manager of the Klahoose Wilderness Resort.
Explore Canada in 2021: New Attractions From Coast to Coast + Cool New Hotels
February 6 , 2021 - Canadian TravelNews.ca - Jim Byers
Situated along Homfray Channel in the temperate rainforest of BC’s Desolation Sound, Klahoose Wilderness Resort – newly acquired by the Klahoose First Nation – will open in May 2021.
