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Two students and a teacher from Regina’s Balfour Collegiate had the unique opportunity to build connections and share ideas with other tourism students, educators, and industry professionals from around the world at the 2025 Global Travel and Tourism Partnership (GTTP) conference.
Held this year in Athens, Greece, thanks to sponsors IHG Hotels, Marriott, and Aegean...
Canadian tourism is adapting to digital acceleration, climate pressures, and workforce shifts—all while maintaining the human connections that define our sector. Conversations at three recent major gatherings— the Tourism Industry Association of Canada’s Tourism Congress, the Conseil québécois des ressources humaines en tourisme’s 30th “Sommet RH”, and the Tourism Industry As...
Tourism Stays the Course Through Autumn Lull.
November is often a slow period in tourism, with the weather turning colder but not cold enough or snowy enough to support winter activities. The Canadian economy is still adjusting to new political and economic realities, and some households may be deciding to scale back discretionary spending in the ru...
With a record summer tourism season now in the books, how do we continue growing a skilled workforce to meet the rising demand for exceptional experiences? Whether it’s a frontline worker welcoming guests or a seasoned manager guiding a team, ongoing professional development is essential to staying competitive. That’s where
By Joe Baker, Tourism HR Canada Board of Directors
Opening: A Sector Caught in the CrossfireIn recent months, federal policy changes have reshaped the landscape for international students in Canada. New caps on study permits and restricted eligibility for post-graduation work permits have struck hardest where our sector lives and breathes — in the class...
