Partner with TIAC

Request for Proposals

Explore current opportunities to work with the Tourism Industry Association of Canada.

Working Together to Support Canada’s Tourism Industry

As a national non-profit association dedicated to Canada’s tourism industry, TIAC works with qualified vendors, contractors, consultants, and service providers to advance projects and initiatives that support our members and strengthen the sector.

Opportunities may include event management and hosting, advocacy campaigns, marketing and communications, research, technology solutions, training, and other specialized services.

Interested parties are encouraged to review each Request for Proposals carefully, including the project scope, requirements, timelines, evaluation criteria, and submission instructions. Proposals must be submitted in accordance with the requirements identified in the relevant RFP document.

We welcome thoughtful, creative, and innovative proposals from organizations that share our commitment to advancing a competitive, resilient, and sustainable tourism industry.

TIAC Membership Requirement

The selected supplier commits to becoming a full member of the Tourism Industry Association of Canada on or before the start of the opportunity, demonstrating their support for Canada’s tourism industry.

Current Opportunities

Review the opportunities below and download the complete documents for full submission requirements.

READI Program

Training and Workshop Partners Submission and Evaluation Form

The Tourism Industry Association of Canada is seeking partners to collaborate on its READI—Reach, Engage, Activate, Develop, Innovate—Program.

This initiative assists the tourism industry in strengthening its resilience, adapting to evolving challenges, and fostering economic growth and innovation.

For questions or submissions, contact rfp@tiac-aitc.ca .

Download the Submission Form

Thank You for Your Interest

We appreciate your interest in partnering with TIAC and look forward to reviewing proposals that will help us advance our shared goals for Canada’s tourism industry.