Finally done with college.

You just finished your three years Tourism program and now you have an important decision to take, you wonder whether you should go in university to study marketing or if you should go straight on the job market.

Choice 1 : Go to the University of Montreal.

Choice 2 : Look for a job

Go to the University of Montreal.

Once in University, you realize how hard your program really is, you wonder if you should give up or study harder.

Choice 1 : Dropout of school and look for a job

Choice 2 : Study harder and finish university

Look for a job.

While looking for a job, there're two jobs that are interesting you a lot, one where you will mostly work in an office and the other where you will see the whole world while working. Which one will you choose?

Choice 1 : Become a travel agent

Choice 2 : Become a touristic guide

Officially done with school.

Congratulations! You have finally graduated from university and can finally find yourself a job. You have the choice between two jobs, one will give you the opportunity to see the world but the other will offer you the financial security you need to buy a house and found your own family.

Choice 1 : Become a touristic guide

Choice 2 : Get a well-paid marketing job for Air Canada

An important choice.

You officially decided to be a travel agent. After receiving an on-the-job training from a company, they tell you you did so well that the want to give you a promotion. As exciting as it sounds, you also want to start your own business but you're afraid it will fail. What will you do?

Choice 1 : Take the promotion

Choice 2 : Start your own business

Let's see the world!

Congratulations! You have been hired as a touristic guide, during the next few years, you will go from one continent to the other showing the beauty of the world to your clients. You are living an adventurous lifestyle and you love your job. But, even though you're in love with your job, it doesn't offer you the stability and financial security that you need to get married and start a family. That's when, at 30 years old, your company offer you a well-paid office job. This job would offer you the security needed to start a family but it would mark the end of your adventurous lifestyle. What will you choose?

Choice 1 : Take the promotion

Choice 2 : Keep your current job

Happily ever-after.

You got a well-paid job . Although it got repetitive from time to time, this job brought you enough financial security to buy a house. In this house, you fell in love with your wife and had kids with them. At 65 years old, you finally retired and are ready for the rest of your life. On your deathbed, you are happy with the life you had but regret not having lived a more adventurous lifestyle.

Choice 1 : Take me back to the start

A total failure.

Your business went bankrupt after only one year in business. As your company started to make a profit, a global pandemic went and shutdown the tourism industry for over a year. Like many other small businesses, your travel agency didn't survive. You decide to go back to your old travel agency where you used to work. Unfortunately, they never offered you that promotion again and you spent the rest of your life at this position. At the end of your career, you regret having refused that promotion when you first started but are still happy with the way you were able to recover financially from your bankruptcy, not everybody had that luck.

Choice 1 : Take me back to the start

An adventurous life.

You spent your entire life travelling around the world and guiding people to their dream destinations. Oceans, mountains, deserts, big cities or rainforest, you've seen it all. You may not have the biggest house or the most expensive cars that most people want, but you have the happiness that most of these people don't have. Although you never had kids, you met a girl in Morocco and fell in love with her. Now, you're 80 years old and still living with her in your condo. As you think back of every choice you made in your life, you don't regret a single one of them. "Money can't buy all the experiences I've lived" you tell yourself before going to sleep.

Choice 1 : Take me back to the start