Aquitaine remained marginal to the dynamics of exchanges between France and Quebec, and with Acadia, during the commemorations of the founding of Acadia in 2004 and Quebec in 2008, while the Poitou-Charentes region organized new heritage projects and touristic enhancement of places of memory. However, designing a rural or urban tourist circuit beyond a Royan-Angoulême line has the advantage of opening up a rich debate of exchanges, ideas and confrontations within the professional circles of tourism, heritage and tourism, the inventory of places of memory, little concerned until now by the migrations of families to New France. The city of Bordeaux, however, has just created the “Chemins du Québec à Bordeaux.” Possible extensions of these heritage-focused circuits towards Blayais and the Dordogne valley are also envisioned, like those of Béarn, around the baron of Saint-Castin. The engineering of memory trails must be able to take advantage of the impetus provided by family-oriented gatherings, by the development a domestic tourism that taps into memory collection and intangible cultural heritage.