Did you know that the largest, most massive T. rex fossil in the world was found in Saskatchewan? Or that the first dinosaur fossil was found in what is now the East Block of Grasslands National Park?

Wes Long and Dr. Ryan C. McKellar of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum discuss paleontology in the province.

A unique cultural gateway to worlds beyond where fans revel in pop culture and geeky splendor.

An online game to learn about powering a city and the many different options there are for renewable energy.

“We have a story to tell” is the initial statement from the latest installment in the Power of Indigenous Tourism video series produced by ITAC in partnership with Destination Canada.

The video series focuses on the overall social and economic benefits that are being created through Aboriginal tourism from coast to coast to coast. Within this second five-minute video, First Nations, Metis, and Inuit people from across Canada share stories that highlight how tourism has allowed them to grow, adapt, and evolve to engage with visitors.

Before exploring Saskatoon's Prairie Lily Riverboat, we spoke with Captain Mike, to learn more about this boat's rich history.

Don't let the name fool you... this is an excellent summary of the basics of the three pricing strategies (cost-based pricing, competition-based pricing, and customer-based pricing) that is applicable when looking at tourism marketing.

The Crossing at Grasslands is an easy place to let the stress of life’s busy schedule wash away. Located in Southwest Saskatchewan just five minutes south of Val Marie, the relaxation retreat borders the West Block of Grasslands National Park.

Saskatchewan is a birder's paradise with its diversity of habitats and its central location that situates itself within multiple migration flyways. Avid birder Stan Shadick has over 40 years of experience guiding bird tours in Saskatchewan.

Based out of the central location of Saskatoon, Stan’s tours are available through Saskatoon Custom Bird Tours and venture to some of the province’s best birding hot spots.

During the fall Stan offers the incredible opportunity to view North America's tallest bird, the whooping crane. These birds were near extinction in the 1940s with only a few dozen left in the wild. With a strong conservation effort, their population is now just over 800 birds. The wetlands of Saskatchewan provide a vital staging ground for this endangered species and give the seasoned birder a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to view the awe-inspiring bird.

Another stand-out tour is offered in the spring when Saskatchewan's provincial bird, the sharp-tailed grouse performs their courtship dance at sunrise.

This TourismSaskatchewan video highlights the Mabel Hill Farm Kitchen and Marketplace as a farm to table dining experience in the food and beverage industry in Saskatchewan.

The Saskatchewan Highland Gathering & Celtic Festival incorporates older Highland Games events in Regina and Moose Jaw that have been running since the early 20th century! We promote all things Scottish and Celtic and provide an excellent opportunity for members of the local and neighbouring communities to get involved and showcase their talents and promote their wares. Pipers, drummers, dancers, heavy events athletes, and enthusiasts from all over Western Canada come to southern Saskatchewan each year on the May long weekend to participate in this exciting line-up of events.

Each year, we join with the Regina Hotels Association and other sponsors to make the weekend bigger and more spectacular than ever, with more events, more for everyone to do, and more great reasons to stay in Regina while taking in the weekend events!

In true Scottish hospitality, the Gathering provides a friendly environment for members of the public to come and watch the various events taking place including the piping and drumming, highland dancing, heavy events, and the very popular festival tent. After watching your favourite event, take a stroll through our Celtic market and pick-up something uniquely Scottish like a clan badge, sporran, sgian dubh (skeen doo - black dagger) or even a kilt! Food and refreshments are available all weekend and you’re sure to have a fabulous day at the Games!

Bring the whole family! On a sunny day, nothing beats relaxing in a lawn chair or lying on a blanket, listening to the sounds of Scotland!

TourismSaskatchewan highlights farm to table experiences in the food and beverage industry. This video is a good introduction to culinary tourism through the work carried out at Black Fox Farm and Distillery south of Saskatoon.

Service Hospitality TV outlining the role of a supervisor in ensuring workplace safety.

Road trip anyone? Follow along Andrew Hiltz in the southwest.

The southwest corner of Saskatchewan is full of surprises. Beautiful landscapes abound, from the rolling hills of Grasslands National Park to the tall lodgepole pine forests of Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park. There are charming cities spread throughout and friendly small towns worth stopping at along the way.

This lesson for English Language Learners (ELLs) discusses a trend that is becoming more popular with each passing year, space tourism. In this lesson, learners will practice reading, listening, speaking and writing. All activities are automatically graded with feedback provided to the learner upon submission.

This 1902 heritage building located in Rosthern is a cultural hub in the heart of rural Saskatchewan. The former train station is now home to an art gallery, tea room and performing arts theatre.

Saskatchewan is defined by the people who call this place home. People are the essence of our landscape and place. In every experience, there's a story. In every story, there's a storyteller. We are emotionally connected to the land and shaped by it. Our stories are diverse and we are always happy to share. Come create a new chapter in your story.

Students - Learn about career opportunities in tourism! Take the career quiz!

Students can take an online module too.