TIAC and Visa 2017 Summer Travel Snapshot
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TIAC and Visa 2017 Summer Travel Snapshot
The Tourism Industry Association of Canada (TIAC), is pleased to partner with Visa Canada on our fifth annual Travel Snapshot report, providing industry, partners and stakeholders insights into the spending patterns of Visa cardholders coming to Canada as international visitors as well as Canadians spending overseas.
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Travel Industry Priorities 2018-2019 - Pre-Budget Submission
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Travel Industry Priorities 2018-2019 - Pre-Budget Submission
The Tourism Industry Association of Canada (TIAC) is the only national organization representing the full cross section of the tourism industry in Canada. Our membership is derived of businesses representing transportation, accommodations, destinations and attractions from coast to coast to coast.
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Update – Changes to the FCTIP Program in 2017 Federal Budget
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Update – Changes to the FCTIP Program in 2017 Federal Budget
TIAC has been working diligently since the budget announcement to better understand the full impact of proposed changes to the Foreign Convention and Tour Incentive Program (FCTIP), which gives tax rebates to non-resident travellers for certain activities. After consultation TIAC received a response from the government, clarifying the scope of the changes.
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Budget 2017: Survey of Impacts on the Tourism economy
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Budget 2017: Survey of Impacts on the Tourism economy
The $37.5 million allocated to permanent funding to Destination Canada (DC) raises DC’s base funding amount to $95.5 million per year starting in 2018. This gives Canada the opportunity to be a world leader in innovative tourism marketing, inviting the world to Canada.
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Visa Summer Travel Snapshot 2016
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Visa Summer Travel Snapshot 2016
According to 2016 VisaVue Travel Data*, Canadian inbound tourism during the summer season (May to September) produced sales of $3.9 billion1 (increase of 9.2%). Canadians travelling to destinations outside Canada spent $4.9 billion (decrease of 7%).
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TIAC's 2016 Annual Report on Canadian Tourism
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TIAC's 2016 Annual Report on Canadian Tourism
The Tourism Industry Association of Canada (TIAC) and HLT Advisory (HLT) are pleased to present our fifth annual report on Canadian Tourism. Since we began production of the report in 2012, Canadian tourism has undergone significant change, as have the political, economic and regulatory parameters within which Canadian (and international) tourism operate.
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Pre-Budget Submission: Travel Industry Priorities 2017-2018
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Pre-Budget Submission: Trave lIndustry Priorities 2017-2018
The travel industry is experiencing a period of strong performance; however, Canada has not yet reached its growth potential, nor is the current growth level sustainable without government action to address the fundamental issues impacting Canada’s competitiveness...
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Travel and Tourism Fast Facts
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Travel and Tourism Fast Facts
Travel and tourism is a dynamic, sustainable and vastly diverse industry, comprised of innovati ve businesses in every region of the country. It employs millions of Canadians, half of whom are under 35...
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Tourism and Young Canadians
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Tourism and Young Canadians
Tourism is an important employer for Canada’s youth. These jobs not only give young people front line experience in the business world, they oft en lead to life long, fulfi lling careers. (In collaboration with Tourism HR Canada)
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Gateway to Growth: 2016 Visitor Visa Progress Report
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Gateway to Growth: 2016 Visitor Visa Progress Report
This report examines recent progress made in the Canadian visitor visa system and ongoing challenges that visa documentation requirements create for the tourism industry. The fourth edition of this annual progress report finds that important progress has been made in modernizing the visa system but there are still areas in need of improvement.
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TIAC: Connecting Industry to a World of Opportunity
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TIAC: Connecting Industry to a World of Opportunity
Increasing Canada’s global competi ti veness and driving visitor growth is the main focus of the Tourism Industry Association of Canada’s advocacy agenda. Whatever the public policy, or regulatory issue, TIAC takes action on behalf of Canadian tourism businesses and promotes positive measures that help its members grow and prosper.
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Federal Tourism Action Plan
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Federal Tourism Action Plan
Canada's travel and tourism industry is a strong and consistent engine of economic growth and job creation, but has yet to reach its full potential. At a time when other Canadian sectors are negatively impacted by global commodity prices, travel and tourism is positioned for immediate growth...
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Banff & Lake Louise Labour Shortage Study (2015)
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Banff and Lake Lousie Labour Shortage Study (2015)
Despite the fact that Banff and Lake Louise have a combined population of 10,500, the region welcomes more than 3.6 million visitors annually. That means there are 340 visitors arriving in Banff National Park is up 10.4% from 2014. It should therefore be no surprise that labour shortages pose the greatest barrier for tourism in this area.
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Gateway to Growth | Annual Report on Canadian Tourism: Building Momentum from a Strong 2015
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Gateway to Growth | 2015 Annual Report on Canadian Tourism
The Tourism Industry Association of Canada (TIAC) and HLT Advisory (HLT) are pleased to present the 2015 Annual Report on Canadian Tourism. This fourth annual collaboration examines the current state of Canada’s tourism industry and provides a detailed, industry-focused look at issues impacting Canadian competitiveness.
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Visa Summer Travel Snapshot (Summer 2015)
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Visa Summer Travel Snapshot 2015
TIAC and Visa Canada are pleased to present the third in a series of semi-annual reports on Visa customers’ travel spending in Canada and Canadian spending abroad. Visa Canada’s global network provides a uniquely detailed insight into spending habits and patterns which will allow businesses to tailor competitive strategies that work within their seasonal cycles.
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Visa Winter Travel Snapshot (Winter 2015)
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Visa Winter Travel Snapshot 2015
TIAC and Visa Canada are pleased to present the second in a series of semi-annual reports on Visa customers’ travel spending in Canada and Canadian spending abroad. Visa Canada’s global network provides a uniquely detailed insight into spending habits and patterns which will allow businesses to tailor competitive strategies that work within their seasonal cycles.
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