The medium may have evolved but the message is a part of the legacy. Digital storytelling preserves and shares a community’s culture and stories through beautiful imagery, videos, audio recordings, and the written word. Share the spirit and identity of your people through a community-driven site, an interactive tour, or digital storytelling. Visit Chesterfield Inlet Stories to see an example of CES’ digital storytelling.

The Authentic Indigenous Moments™ (AIM™) model allows entrepreneurs to post their tourism experience to a website that connects them directly with potential guests, minimizing the need for their own website and assisting them with marketing and sales.

CES utilizes Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality to bring your stories to life through immersive, interactive visitor engagement. These leading-edge technologies can transport your guests to new environments and enhance your cultural tourism experiences. View the Three Sisters VR Experience Trailer - Chiefswood Park .

Online marketplaces provide an opportunity for local artisans and entrepreneurs to expand their market reach and engage digitally with a broad range of potential customers. Virtual marketplaces also provide accessibility for artists to share cultural and traditional works of arts and crafts both domestically and internationally.

Tourism assset mapping helps create connections and awareness of your region, identify gaps in visitor assets, map out areas that are culturally and environmentally significant, and define new opportunities for economic corridors and thematic routes.

TechTours™ is a dynamic storytelling platform that uses customized interactive maps and GPS-triggered points of interest activated on a guest’s smart device. Visitors can explore a destination at their own pace and in their own language.