The last two summer seasons in Quebec were not the nicest warm months the province has seen. With 21 days of rain in 2008 and up to 25 days of rain in 2009, vacationers have become a bit wary of booking a holiday in the province during the high season.
Hoping to get past this mental roadblock potential guests may have, the centre de villégiature Pohénégamook Santé Plein Air has an original idea. It will reimburse the cost of a family’s activities if the rain falls longer than two hours in a row.
This guarantee applies to each half-day and not the entire day. This gives guests two opportunities rather than one to complete an activity. To benefit from this weather guarantee, prospective visitors should book their place in May for a minimum 5-day, all inclusive summer stay. More details about this incentive can be found at Pohenegamook.com.
This is not the first time this outdoor recreational centre located in the Lower St. Lawrence has launched an innovative marketing campaign. In 2008, during the time of extraordinarily high gas prices, Pohénégamook reimbursed the cost of its customers’ gas, up to 3% of the value of their stay.