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Looking for Staff? Upcoming On-campus Career Events Across Canada
Explore upcoming on-campus career events across Canada from October to December 2026, including two tourism and hospitality-specific events TIA Yukon will be attending.
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TIA Yukon Participates in Tourism HR Canada Labour Forum 2026
TIA Yukon joined tourism workforce leaders from across Canada at Tourism HR Canada’s Labour Forum 2026.
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New Video Highlights Tourism Career Stories in the Yukon
TIA Yukon has launched a new video resource featuring three tourism professionals, sharing their experiences to help students explore tourism careers in the territory.
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Connecting Job Seekers with Tourism Careers in Dawson City and Whitehorse
TIA Yukon connected local job seekers with tourism businesses and career opportunities through two recent events in Dawson City and Whitehorse.
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How Can We Better Engage Young People in Tourism Careers?
Beyond summer jobs and one-time outreach: how can tourism businesses build lasting connections with young people as part of our future workforce?
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Where Will Tourism’s Future Workforce Come From?
Immigration policy, post-secondary education and local talent development may be more connected than they appear. What does that mean for Yukon tourism?
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Just Published: Insights on Tourism Work in the Arctic
The UArctic Thematic Network on Northern Tourism has released Tourism Employment in the Arctic: Towards Decent Work.
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Tourism HR Canada and Culinary Tourism Alliance Launch National Workforce Partnership (opens in a new tab)
tourismhr.caThe organizations have signed a MOU to strengthen workforce planning, research, and professional development across Canada’s culinary and agritourism sectors.
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Bringing Tourism Careers to Life in Dawson City
TIA Yukon partnered with Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in’s Ready 2Work program to introduce Dawson youth to tourism careers.