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Communities
Discover Responsible Communities
RE:BC isn’t just another travel tool—it’s a movement rooted in community, stewardship, and reciprocity. We collaborate with Indigenous leaders, residents, and tourism partners to shape journeys that are intentional, respectful, and place-based. From reducing ecological impact to uplifting local stories, we’re reimagining what it means to explore British Columbia—one thoughtful trip at a time.
Meet our Destination Partners who are leading their communities in Responsible Tourism in BC
Sun Peaks
Play consciously at Sun Peaks, where resort-wide eco-initiatives minimize impact on the environment to ensure future generations can enjoy British Columbia's picturesque mountains.
Southern Gulf Islands
With environmentally conscious communities and plenty of sustainable accommodation and farm-to-table dining options, the Southern Gulf Islands are a beautiful reminder of why we need to protect our environment and how to do it.
Prince George
Experience Prince George responsibly by embracing sustainable tourism practices that preserve natural assets and support local communities. By aligning with global sustainability goals, visitors can enjoy the region’s cultural heritage and pristine environments while contributing to environmental conservation.
Squamish
Located within the Átl’ka7tsem/Howe Sound Biosphere Reserve, Squamish is recognized by UNESCO as an ecologically unique area working to strike a balance for humans and nature to coexist in a sustainable way. Squamish is home to a number of stunning natural landscapes, from estuaries to mountain peaks, that offer a variety of ways to get out and explore this remarkable region where the mountains meet the ocean.
Kelowna
In Kelowna, every visit is an invitation to connect more deeply, tread more lightly, and leave the valley better than you found it. Here, you’re not just a traveller. You’re a co-creator in something beautiful: vibrant ecosystems, thriving cultures, and sustainable adventures that recharge more than just your spirit.
Parksville Qualicum Beach
In Parksville Qualicum Beach it’s important that we maintain a strong sense of community that every visitor feels they are a part of.
We acknowledge that travel in British Columbia takes place on the traditional territories of First Nations throughout the province. We honour the ongoing presence, cultures, and stewardship of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples, and invite visitors to travel responsibly and respectfully.