TOURISM

Tourism

Tourism

Introduction

The destination that I have chosen for the tourist is Ontario, Canada. As Canada is one of the richest countries on earth. This country has not least thanks to the vibrant tourism industry. Besides tourism, is also has the enormous reserve of oil, which is exported all over the world, responsible for the economic success. Canada is truly the land of forests, mountains and lakes. Canada is a paradise for nature lovers. The tourism offer in Canada comprises many places to stay and restaurant guide. In the restaurants of different cities can be fed to the full. Other tourist attractions are the numerous museums in the country. A visit to the museum informed about the interesting history of the country. A glimpse into the lives of the Indians can be won. Similarly, the history of the immigrants is learned (McGreevy, 2009, pp. 109- 130).

A destination in Canada, which is a popular tourist place, is the Niagara Falls. Only here, you can watch the unique spectacle of two juxtaposed waterfalls. It is said that the tourism industry of the country is ideal for excursions.

Destination Overview

My chosen destination for the in Canada is Ontario; here is the brief overview of the destination. The name “Ontario” comes from indigenous and can be interpreted as shining waters or beautiful lake due to its hydro graphic location. Ontario is surrounded by great lakes to the south by Hudson Bay to the north and bordered by the provinces of Manitoba and Quebec, Ontario became known for its natural beauty and for being home to the largest Canadian city, Toronto, and the largest tourist centre, Niagara Falls (Wurst, 2011, pp. 254-266).

The first were the indigenous peoples who inhabited the banks of rivers. From 1639 Europeans settled in the province and initiated their exploit. Due to the demand of fashion in Europe, the fur market was the main activity of the day. In 1868 the coat of arms was incorporated into the symbols of the province. Formed by the shield, the motto and the animals that sustain symbolize the region's wildlife. The shell is formed by the cross of St. George, the Maple Leaf (Canadian symbol) and deep green (the province); all symbolize the province's relations with England (Bennett & Lemelin, 2010, pp. 21-35).

The flag of the province was approved in May 1965. There is shown the coat in its right corner and the flag of England on the upper left. From the Arctic to the wild region barren coast of Hudson Bay to the fragrant fruit regions of the Niagara Peninsula, monuments and landscapes of that time, his older establishments the limitless beauty of the Lake Superior region, from the bustling urban centres to quiet landscape Great Lakes, Ontario's landscape is as diverse as its inhabitants.

Niagara Falls

The reasons of choosing Niagara Falls for tourist are various. Recently the development has been focused on the Clifton Hill and fall view regions. The Niagara Falls business district (Queen Street) is experiencing a major revitalization process; this ...