10/09/2026
🎨❤️ Sometimes a piece of art speaks to you so deeply that you know it belongs in your life. I discovered this beautiful painting, “Visite de lieu touristique inclusive” (An Inclusive Visit to a Tourist Site) by artist Amelie Archer L'artiste Amelie Archer at the Moncton Public Library and was immediately drawn to its vibrant colours and meaningful message. As someone who has shared New Brunswick through Roads to Sea Tours for 24 seasons, I deeply believe that tourism should be accessible and inclusive for everyone. I’m delighted that this artwork has found its forever home in my Roads To Sea office and even more grateful to have met the talented artist. A beautiful reminder that tourism is for EVERYONE! 🌎❤️
Titre: Visite de lieu touristique inclusive
Médium: Acrylique
Avril 2025
Ce tableau offre une représentation d’un site touristique acadien, identifiable par la présence du drapeau national et du petit phare, éléments centraux du décor. Un vélo ainsi qu’un fauteuil roulant, garés en bordure de la passerelle, suggèrent que leurs utilisateurs ont choisi de continuer leur visite à pied afin de découvrir les boutiques qui jalonnent le parcours.
Title: Inclusive tourist site visit
Medium: Acrylic
April 2025
This painting offers a representation of an Acadian tourist site, identifiable by the presence of the national flag and the small lighthouse, central elements of the decor. A bicycle and a wheelchair, parked on the edge of the footbridge, suggest that their users have chosen to continue their tour on foot to discover the shops that dot the route.
L'artiste Amelie Archer Explore Magazine 🇨🇦 Tourism New Brunswick Destination Moncton-Dieppe Moncton Economic Development / Développement Économique Downtown Moncton Centre-Ville