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Connecting Education and Industry: TIA Yukon Engages with Capilano University and SAIT
TIA Yukon continues building relationships with post-secondary institutions through student engagement and industry collaboration.
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Have Your Say on the Future of Land Use in the Dawson Region (opens in a new tab)
Tourism businesses are encouraged to review the proposed Dawson Regional Land Use Plan and share their perspectives.
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Yukon Convention Bureau Showcases Whitehorse to Potential 2028 Conference Hosts (opens in a new tab)
The Yukon Convention Bureau (YCB) welcomed event planners to Whitehorse as they explore the territory as a potential destination for a June 2028 conference.
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Beyond Filling Vacancies: Rethinking Tourism Recruitment
How can tourism be seen as a long-term career rather than a temporary job? Rethinking recruitment beyond résumés, skills, and career aspirations.
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Yukon Could Become Home to Canada’s Eighth Ski Museum
A new initiative aims to celebrate Yukon’s rich skiing heritage through a unique visitor experience.
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High School Tourism Career Inspiration Sessions
Approximately 60 local high school students explored tourism career opportunities with support from three local tourism organizations.
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Catering Opportunity: Help Us Bring Yukon to the Table at Compass 2027
HappyTuesday, on behalf of the Tourism Industry Association of the Yukon, is seeking catering proposals for Compass 2027, taking place April 22, 2027.
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From Arctic Europe to the Yukon: Inspiration Across Borders
One year ago this October, we welcomed representatives of the Arctic Europe Tourism Cluster (AETC) to the Yukon.
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Outdoor Council of Canada Secures Federal Commitment to Address Outdoor Career Classifications (opens in a new tab)
Progress is being made toward better recognition of skilled outdoor professionals in Canada’s occupational classification system.
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