The Wendat Nation
A people of diplomats, farmers, hunters and traders, the Wendat Nation has shaped the history of Northeastern North America for centuries.
Established in Wendake since 1697, the community remains deeply rooted in its culture while being resolutely contemporary and open to the world.
Today, Wendake is a vibrant living community where history, culture and development come together.
Tourism Wendake
Tourism Wendake is a non-profit organization created by the Huron-Wendat Nation Council. It acts as a catalyst for the destination’s tourism development.
We provide visitor reception and information services, promote Wendake as a destination, support local tourism businesses and foster collaboration within the regional tourism ecosystem.
We also develop and operate flagship experiences such as Onhwa’ Lumina and the Wendake Pow Wow, actively contributing to cultural visibility and economic benefits for the community.
Our Mission
To enhance and promote Wendake as a tourism destination by mobilizing our partners around responsible, authentic Indigenous tourism rooted in Wendat culture and values, and generating economic and social benefits.
Our Vision 2030
Proud of its roots, Tourism Wendake embodies excellence in Indigenous tourism, positioning Wendake as a leading destination while strengthening its thriving connections within the tourism ecosystem and remaining aligned with the values of the Nation.
Our Values
Authenticity
Presenting Wendake as it truly is, with transparency and respect.
Hospitality
Offering a warm, human welcome that reflects the spirit of the community.
Community
Building tourism with and for the Nation.
Sharing
Placing Wendat identity at the heart of the experience and generously sharing its knowledge and traditions.
Versatility
Acting with agility and efficiency to maximize our impact.
View our 2026–2030 Strategic Plan
