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Ulysses began its adventure as a bookseller and now has two
bookstores in Montréal. More than 100,000 travellers seek out
and discover the quality documentation and advice of this wisest
of explorers every year. Responding to the growing needs of its
fellow travellers, Ulysses promptly set a course for new
horizons and began importing travel guides and maps from the
four corners of the globe, making its selection the best in
Canada.
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The import of books and maps led Ulysses into wholesale
distribution, bringing its odyssey into a whole new field. Today,
the company counts more than 2,000 customers throughout North
America, each one charting a course for adventure, helped along
by the expertise and indispensable products it makes available.
Ulysses’ wholesale catalogue lists more than 1,000 products from
15 countries.
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The young Canadian company still needed to complete one final
leg of its journey to truly make its mark in the travel guide
business. After 10 years of rubbing shoulders with travellers
and booksellers, Ulysses headed off on another adventure,
creating Ulysses Travel Guides in 1990. The last 15 years have
been dedicated to building up Ulysses’ guide collection, which now
features 83 titles in English and 106 in
French and is the pride of the company.
Ulysses’ guides are available in countries throughout the world,
including Canada, the United States, Great Britain, Ireland,
Australia, New Zealand, Holland, Austria, France, Switzerland,
Belgium, Italy, Germany and Spain.
In this era of globalized economy, Ulysses has proven that a
young, dynamic and driven enterprise can make its place among
the most influential publishers in the world. Ulysses would like
to thank the Sodec and Canadian Heritage for their financial
support, which contributed greatly to the development of the
first Canadian publishing company specialized in travel guides.
These first 25 years have left Ulysses eager to further its
odyssey and to continue developing the company's various
business endeavours. The challenges are many, but the thirst for
adventure is as intense today as it was when this epic began.
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