Touring
APT Travel Group
Canada touring and rail journeys
Joined 2026 (illustrative)
Explore Canada tripsConcept demonstration for Destination Canada. Figures and quotes illustrative only.
Together for Impact
Canada happens naturally. Leaving it better takes all of us.
Every year hundreds of thousands of Australians cross the Pacific for glacier lakes, old growth forests and rivers that run with salmon. Canada gives travellers the extraordinary as a matter of course. The question the Australian travel industry started asking was what those journeys give back.
Together for Impact is the answer: the Australian travel industry's collective promise that travel to Canada supports the people and places that make it unforgettable. The companies on this page have gone further. They have built ecosystem restoration, led with First Nations communities, into the trips you book. Travel to Canada with them and native forest goes in the ground.
How impact happens here
The industry leads.
Pledge signatories build ecosystem restoration into the Canada holidays they sell, with First Nations partners leading on the ground.
Travellers add to it.
Every booking plants native trees in verified Canadian projects. Add your own and watch them grow.
Landscapes thrive.
From coastal rainforest to river corridors, native canopy returns, wildlife follows, and the places travellers love keep getting stronger.
Live dashboard
The forest, live from Canada
Every pledge business, every tree, tracked in one place.
For the Australian travel industry
Sell Canada? Make every booking count.
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Demonstration data.
Agent network
Hello World
Flights, packages and expert advisors
Joined 2026 (illustrative)
Explore Canada tripsThe businesses above sell Canada for a living. Under the pledge, they have tied real restoration to the trips they sell: native trees in the ground for bookings made, habitat recovering season by season, progress you can watch live. It is tourism as a force for good, measured in trees.
Add your own trees
Plant a tree along the Somass.
One native tree, planted and protected for at least 100 years in the Somass River corridor.
Plant a tree
Restore a patch of forest.
Fund a whole patch of native canopy and watch the estuary knit itself back together.
Restore a patch
Somass River, Vancouver Island, BC
Featured project
Somass Estuary Reforestation with First Nations
Restoring degraded riparian forest on land owned and stewarded by the Tseshaht First Nation. Native, climate resilient species bring back salmon habitat and cultural heritage: 20,556 trees planting across 11 hectares, removing an estimated 1,583 tonnes of CO2.
Delivered by Cariboo Carbon Solutions with Zanzibar Holdings and the Tseshaht community.
See project profileThe people behind the pledge
Portrait: Julie King, to be supplied by Destination Canada Australia.
[Illustrative example; not an actual quote]
"Together for Impact has always been about what our industry can do when it acts collectively. Australian travel companies building restoration on Tseshaht lands into the trips they sell is the pledge made real. Every booking becomes part of Canada's renewal."
Julie King, Managing Director, Destination Canada Australia
Once-in-a-lifetime happens all the time here. Now it leaves something behind.
