2025 Tourism Congress and Canadian Tourism Awards
Date: November 18–20, 2025
Location: Hilton Lac-Leamy - Outaouais Region, Gatineau, QC
Join us in Gatineau for the 2025 Tourism Congress and Canadian Tourism Awards. This event unites tourism leaders, stakeholders, and innovators from across Canada and beyond. Share insights, explore new ideas, and celebrate our industry's resilience and creativity.
Call for Program Advisory Committee Members
The Tourism Industry Association of Canada (TIAC) invites its members to join the Program Advisory Committee for the 2025 Tourism Congress. The 2025 edition takes place November 18–20, 2025, at the Hilton Lac-Leamy in Gatineau, QC. This is your opportunity to help shape the programming for Canada’s premier tourism industry event by sharing your expertise and insights. As a committee member, you’ll play a vital role in curating sessions that address the most pressing issues, trends, and opportunities in Canadian tourism. As a TIAC member, take advantage of this exclusive opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the event that brings together industry leaders from coast to coast to coast.
*Applications are open to current TIAC members only.
Call For Presentations
Would you like to play a pivotal role in the success of Congress 2025? Have something you'd like to share with your colleagues? Then apply to present at this year's event!
TIAC is committed to bringing a diverse group of voices, experiences, and ideas to TIAC’s Tourism Congress. We encourage folks from equity-deserving groups to participate in this call for presentations. We also encourage all submissions to make every effort to bring diverse voices to their presentations, especially when proposing a panel discussion.
We invite you to be a thought leader, bring your ideas to the stage and showcase the innovative work being done within the sector. TIAC’s Tourism Congress delegates are looking for new ideas, case studies, data metrics, and industry inspiration. Delegates represent a truly national audience with participants from every province and territory.
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