Follow us on the roads of Petite Nation this summer

In Petite Nation,

Summer promises to be rich in discoveries and encounters

Two mobile tourist information officers will be hitting the road to meet the people who make our region tick this summer. Their mission: to help you discover emblematic places, unsuspected treasures and must-see events, through original content posted on Tourisme Petite Nation Nation's social networks.

As the weeks go by, Thomas and Létycia will be bringing you videos, interviews, suggestions for outings and inspiring portraits. Their aim is twofold: to highlight the richness of our region, and to give a voice to the local players who, with passion, build the region's identity.

Thomas, 25, is originally from Saint-André-Avellin. Currently completing his master's degree in history at UQÀM, he is writing a thesis on the Petite-Nation region between 1960 and 1983, with a particular focus on the effects of the Quiet Revolution in rural areas. Curious and rigorous, he aims to convey the rich history, heritage and culture of the region, while creating lively, accessible content.

Létycia, also from Saint-André-Avellin and now living in Chénéville, is bursting with energy. After a year in business management, she is preparing to undertake a bachelor's degree in business administration, specializing in marketing. A keen communicator, she already shares her daily life on TikTok and has helped promote several events for the municipality of Chénéville. Her knowledge of the area and her enthusiasm make her an invaluable ally when it comes to advising visitors.

Whether you're a tourist or a resident, follow them all summer long. You'll discover places to explore, touching stories, and maybe even corners you never knew existed. In Petite Nation, every detour is an opportunity to marvel.