With its two hundred year tradition of hospitality and its proximity to Québec City, the Charlevoix region combines the majesty of mountainous landscapes with the splendor of the St. Lawrence as it changes from a freshwater river to a saltwater estuary.

Charlevoix is synonymous with fresh air and wide open spaces, making it a choice destination for outdoor activities. Its three national parks and marine mammal observation area—one of the most beautiful in the world—bear witness to the stunning diversity of its natural sites.

For centuries, artisans, photographers, writers, and painters have been inspired by the region’s scenic beauty. Its workshops, boutiques, studios, and galleries will satisfy the most demanding art enthusiasts, and its distinguished restaurants will delight the most discriminating palates.

« Saint-Siméon recognized as a Village relais » 4 September 2008 Saint-Siméon has been granted the Village relais designation by Transports Québec, making it the "first municipality in the Charlevoix to be awarded this title.

« Tourisme Charlevoix continues to conquer international markets » 2 September 2008 The announcement made on August 26, 2008 by Mr. Jacques Gourde, member of Parliament for Lotbinière – Chutes-de-la-Chaudière in the House of Commons and Parliamentary Secretary of the Honourable Jean-Pierre Blackburn, Minister of the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec (CED) will enable Tourisme Charlevoix to pursue its international development. CED has announced a financial contribution of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars for the year 2008-2009.

« Charlevoix - Relax & Escape Contest » 22 August 2008 As part of the Charlevoix – Relax & Escape Contest, this past July 31 Tourisme Charlevoix proceeded with the draw of its 4 Charlevoix getaways.

« Unveiling of historical plaque marking » 12 August 2008 With Louis-Hébert MP Mr Luc Harvey, the mayor of La Malbaie Mr Jean-Luc Simard, the president of Tourisme Charlevoix Mr Bruno Labbé and ethnologist Mr Philippe Dubé in attendance, the unveiling took place commemorating the national and historical significance of the Historical Arrondissement of La Malbaie .

« Le Centre d'exposition de Baie-Saint-Paul granted museum status » 6 August 2008 Minister of Culture, Communications and Women’s Affairs Mrs Christine St-Pierre has announced that under her stewardship, Le Centre d’exposition de Baie-Saint-Paul has been granted museum status.

« Isle-aux-Coudres boasts new audio tour guide ! » 4 August 2008 An innovative tool has been devised to promote Isle-aux-Coudres and assist visitors in discovering the island - an audio tour guide entitled A Guided Tour with the Locals, Les Marsouins.