Provide overnight rooms and guest services.

Prepare and sell meals and drinks for people eating locally.

Provide sites and facilities for overnight camping.

Care for collections and share history through exhibits and interpretation.

Arrange and deliver trips that combine places, transport or guided activities.

Make wine and welcome customers to buy or taste it where the producer offers visits.

Run airports that bring visitors into the province.

Carry passengers and vehicles by ferry.

Societies that stage the province's music, film, food and craft festivals.

Alt Hotel Halifax Airport, part of Germain Hotels, provides lodging and meeting space beside Halifax Stanfield. A covered pedestrian walkway connects the hotel to the terminal.

Atlantica Hotel Halifax provides lodging, meeting space and on-site dining in central Halifax. Check the hotel for current rooms, services and booking terms.

Provides restaurant and lounge service at Best Western Plus Bridgewater. Its own site offers a menu, reservation requests and contact details.

Operates a campground on the Cabot Trail at North Shore. Its own introduction describes tent, camper and RV camping, with a campground map and booking link.

A Walk Through Time Museum in Scotsburn presents Pictou County rural and community history through exhibits and guided visits. Check its seasonal calendar before a visit.

Offers commercial charters, deep-sea fishing and private harbour tours from Eastern Passage. A linked bed-and-breakfast offer does not prove common ownership.

Provides guided bus tours, private charters and cruise-visitor shore excursions from the Halifax area. Its site lists Halifax, Peggy’s Cove, South Shore and other routes.

Food & Drink in Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley. Services include Winery. Confirm current details with the provider.

The Musquodoboit Harbour Heritage Society owns and operates this community railway museum. It preserves railway history through a restored station, displays, photographs and related collections, and provides visitor information.

Shares the history of firefighting through exhibits and collections in Yarmouth. The official site belongs to the Nova Scotia Museum website network.

A non-profit association serving Nova Scotia restaurants through advocacy, education, resources, marketing and member services. It also organizes Savour Food and Wine activities.

The authority responsible for Halifax Stanfield International Airport. It provides airport services and information for passengers and airport businesses.

Operates passenger and vehicle ferry connections from North Sydney to Port aux Basques and Argentia in Newfoundland and Labrador. Its Port aux Basques route is year-round and Argentia is seasonal.

Operates The CAT between Yarmouth and Bar Harbor; the October 16, 2026 release explicitly names Bay Ferries Limited as the operator. The CAT is the service brand, not another organization.

Provides municipal services and, through Halifax Transit, harbour ferry services linking downtown Halifax with Alderney and Woodside in Dartmouth. The official page gives different schedules for the two routes and states that Woodside has no weekend or holiday service.

A provincial museum programme sharing collections, exhibits, history and natural-history learning across its sites. Its website describes courses and collections, and the Pjila’si opening release gives a specific example of community-led exhibit work.

Provides lodging, dining and meeting or wedding space in three joined heritage townhouses on Morris Street. The current site establishes its visitor services and address; it does not establish the present legal ownership chain or availability on a requested date.

A Dartmouth restaurant owned and operated by Renée Lavallée and Doug Townsend. It serves seasonal meals and describes local supplier relationships.

A restaurant on Gottingen Street offering supper and seasonal menus with local seafood and vegetables. Its own site provides menu and reservation links.

Hideaway Campground provides camping and other short-stay accommodation at South Harbour, Cape Breton. Its published 2026 season ended October 12; check the operator for future dates.

Operates a campground at Havre Boucher with camping reservations and links to facilities, policies and local visitor information. The current site lists membership in the Campground Owners Association of Nova Scotia and Canadian Camping and RV Council.

Ambassatours Gray Line provides public sightseeing tours, harbour cruises and private boat charters from Halifax. Its May 2025 announcement distinguishes these retained tours from the cruise-ship division sold to the Cassidy Group.

Output: Accommodation stays.

Output: Meals and drinks.

Output: Campsite stays.

Output: Museum visits.

Output: Guided trips.

Output: Wine and tastings.

Applies to: Campground Operators.

Used by: Hotel & Motel Operators.

Used by: Hotel & Motel Operators.

Uses: Online Reservation Software.

Provides access to: Accommodation stays.

Provides access to: Meals and drinks.

Provides access to: Campsite stays.

Provides access to: Museum visits.

Provides access to: Guided trips.

Provides access to: Wine and tastings.

Provides access to: Accommodation stays.

Campsite stays for campers.

Accommodation stays for guests.

Museum visits for residents, students and visitors.

Meals and drinks for residents and visitors.

Guided trips for visitors.

Wine and tastings for wine buyers and visitors.

The guide describes website booking engines and property management systems as ways to accept reservations.

The accommodation guide identifies recurring purchases of cleaning supplies.

Accommodation operators offering meals buy food from producers, grocers or wholesalers.

Official destination listings have requirements for operation, accurate information and applicable registrations. This is a listing policy, not an HQ endorsement.

Official destination listings help people find providers and follow their contact or booking links.

Digital travel agencies form another route through which guests can book accommodation.

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