Thursday, April 6, 2023
Travel is slowly coming back from the pandemic woes more rapidly than anticipated, with extensive worldwide interest in knowing all that Canada has to offer.
However, Canadian tourism businesses are functioning with more than 100,000 less workers compared to 2019.
Tourism HR Canada has introduced a new campaign, known as Discover Tourism that aims to shut that gap and inspire more growth and recovery into the tourism sector of Canada.
Philip Mondor, the President and the CEO of Tourism HR Canada said that the updated Discover Tourism product and the new possessions they have built are indispensable tools for the recovery of the tourism sector.
It requests workers and industries across Canada to make the voyage in tourism with them.
Mondor said that tourism is a huge and always changing sector in Canada.
Hence, they want to make sure that they are linking visitors with the best possible experiences, and that comes with the help of the excellent people getting involved with the industry.
As a multi-billion-dollar trade, tourism will carry on expanding and changing in the years to come, with full retrieval of tourism expenditure predictable in 2024.
An important driver of financial growth, tourism is a significant employer for more than two million Canadians, with 1 in 10 jobs across the country in 2019 connected to tourism.
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