Others prefer to visit in summer to fish for salmon, or in the fall to hunt for moose. When tourists come to visit, we benefit a great deal. Tourists may arrive by car or by aeroplane. Many need hotel rooms, RVs or tent sites. They eat meals in our restaurants and shop for souvenirs and gifts at local shops.
Tourist pay fees to attend concerts, festivals, go kayaking, and watch whales.
The money they spend helps to create many different kinds of jobs for Newfoundlanders and Labradorians. In this lesson, you will find out what tourists do when they visit our province, how they get here, and how we benefit from tourism. Exercises Search through the Photo Gallery in the Resource Room and select five photos that you think shows things or activities that would help tourists enjoy their stay. From 1989-98, fewer and fewer visitors have been coming to visit us. Refer to the climograph for Gander.