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Applicant Information

Tourism Nova Scotia, a division of the Department of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage, is committed to ensuring our programs and services are equitable, diverse, inclusive and accessible. Understanding the demographics of our partners will help us ensure our programs and processes are inclusive of Nova Scotia’s diverse communities.

Individual(s) / Sole Proprietor: Please indicate if you identify as belonging to one or more of the following groups.

Businesses/ Organizations: Please identify if your business/organization is owned, operated, or led by one or more of the following groups.

This information has been provided with the understanding that it will only be used to prioritize equity seeking applicants and/or applications and to help gather statistical data to determine if our programs and processes are inclusive of Nova Scotia’s diverse population. It will not be used for any other purposes and will be handled in accordance with applicable privacy and confidentiality regulations.

Please select which category best describes your organization:

If you have indicated that you are a Tourism business, please answer the following three questions:

Is the tourism business in good standing with the Provincial Registry of Joint Stock Companies and the Province of Nova Scotia?
Is the business currently listed on NovaScotia.com?

Research Needs

Use this space to provide some background about why you want to do research, and what you are hoping to achieve.
Use this space to highlight a few of the questions you want to ask past visitors to Nova Scotia.
Preferred survey period:

Terms and Conditions

  • All questions and research topics must be directly related to travel and tourism in Nova Scotia.
  • This is a competitive application process and eligibility does not guarantee acceptance into the program. Tourism Nova Scotia will assess applications based on the relevance of research topics to the tourism industry and to the partner organization, as well as previous research and alignment with Tourism Nova Scotia’s mandate and priorities.
  • Partner reports will not be distributed to the public or broader tourism industry, however, Tourism Nova Scotia will retain ownership of the research and may use it for business planning, coaching, workshops, presentations and other purposes. While confidentiality is not guaranteed, Tourism Nova Scotia will not share sensitive or competitive information related to specific organizations with anyone other than that organization.
  • If multiple partners indicate interest in the same topic, their questions may be combined in the survey and they will receive shared reports. If topics or questions have been covered in a previous survey or are already covered by other Tourism Nova Scotia research products, applicants will be provided with available information.
  • If eligible, and your organization is not initially selected to participate in a survey, and/or high demand for the program prevents Tourism Nova Scotia from initially including you in a survey, you will be considered for the next available survey. You will be notified in either case.