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katerine rollet replied to Todd Lucier's discussion How can tourism businesses enourage their dmo's, regional marketing bodies to help them get rich media exposure online? in the group Tourism Industry Bloggers"I’m working as a blogger for Tourism Montreal’s new web campaign. We “promote” businesses which might be of interest to tourists coming to visit Montreal - e.g. restaurants, museums, festivals.…"
katerine rollet posted a blog postMontreal and BYOW
Love food? Love wine? Then I’ve got good news: there’s no need for your cup (or wallet) to run dry while in Montréal.That’s right, feel free to tote your favourite bottle with you to hundreds of Bring-Your-Own-Wine (BYOW) restaurants across the city.It’s true that the BYOB concept can be found in other North American cities, but nowhere have I seen it as common as here in Montréal. Heck, we even have entire streets dedicated to the practice (Duluth and Prince Arthur Streets, both in the Plateau…See More
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katerine rollet's blog post was featuredDESPERATELY SEEKING THE BEST CROISSANT IN MONTRÉAL
Good news: Delicious croissants abound in Montréal. In fact, some neighbourhoods in this city boast as many bakeries as their Parisian counterparts. But since you can’t possibly spend your entire weekend in Montréal testing croissants (or can you?), I thought I’d put my personal favourites to the test, so that you can sink your teeth into our city’s finest with no further ado.Where are the best croissants in Montréal?You may think that judging this contest would be easy – but let me tell you,…See More
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Montreal and BYOW
Love food? Love wine? Then I’ve got good news: there’s no need for your cup (or wallet) to run dry while in Montréal.
That’s right, feel free to tote your favourite bottle with you to hundreds of Bring-Your-Own-Wine (BYOW) restaurants across the city.
It’s true that the BYOB concept can be found in other North American cities, but nowhere have I seen it as common as here in Montréal. Heck, we even have entire streets dedicated to the practice (Duluth and Prince Arthur… Continue
That’s right, feel free to tote your favourite bottle with you to hundreds of Bring-Your-Own-Wine (BYOW) restaurants across the city.
It’s true that the BYOB concept can be found in other North American cities, but nowhere have I seen it as common as here in Montréal. Heck, we even have entire streets dedicated to the practice (Duluth and Prince Arthur… Continue
Posted on June 5, 2009 at 7:37am
FRESH TAKE ON LOCAL FLAVOURS AT MARCHÉ JEAN-TALON
When I go to a new city, the first thing I look for are the local farmer’s markets. They’re places where you can feel the pulse of the city and so they make for a great first destination. This is where life tastes the sweetest and I am always excited to partake.
Located in the heart of Little Italy, the Jean-Talon market has been the city’s biggest – and best – culinary destination for decades. Foodies go there in search of perfect mushrooms and rare spices, while others come to take… Continue
Located in the heart of Little Italy, the Jean-Talon market has been the city’s biggest – and best – culinary destination for decades. Foodies go there in search of perfect mushrooms and rare spices, while others come to take… Continue
Posted on May 27, 2009 at 4:04pm
DESPERATELY SEEKING THE BEST CROISSANT IN MONTRÉAL
Good news: Delicious croissants abound in Montréal. In fact, some neighbourhoods in this city boast as many bakeries as their Parisian counterparts. But since you can’t possibly spend your entire weekend in Montréal testing croissants (or can you?), I thought I’d put my personal favourites to the test, so that you can sink your teeth into our city’s finest with no further ado.
Where are the best croissants in Montréal?
You may think that judging this contest would be easy… Continue
Where are the best croissants in Montréal?
You may think that judging this contest would be easy… Continue
Posted on May 27, 2009 at 3:57pm
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Would like to invite you to Stark Tourism Forum
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