October 2020

Watch: Considering and Creating New Revenue Strategies Webinar

Considering and Creating New Revenue Strategies, the second in a new series of free webinars designed for business owners, operators, and entrepreneurs, is now available for viewing. Budgeting and finance concerns are top-of-mind for most businesses as they struggle to keep their doors open. This webinar looks at financial measures to help small businesses survive […]

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A Long Road to Recovery: September Tourism Employment and Fall Outlook

In September, tourism employment increased slightly by 4,200 jobs. This was the fifth month of increased employment since it began to recover in May. It is very unusual to see tourism employment increase in September. Since 2001, when our customized tourism labour force survey data began, there has never been an increase in tourism employment

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Watch: Strategic Planning for Business Continuity Webinar

Strategic Planning for Business Continuity, the first in a new series of free webinars designed for business owners, operators, and entrepreneurs, is now available for viewing. This business strategy webinar will look at a framework to help small businesses seek guidance on managing through the COVID crisis to help ensure they can survive, and to

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Register Now: Free TourismRecovery.ca Webinar Series

TourismRecovery.ca was launched by Tourism HR Canada in June to help the sector respond to the COVID-19 crisis by providing timely information and practical tools at no cost. Tourism businesses have asked for webinars to help guide them through some of the big topics. Designed for business owners, operators, and entrepreneurs, the webinar series will

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Live Event: Explore Newcomers’ Role in Hospitality’s Recovery

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, tourism is one of the hardest-hit sectors in Canada and across the world. Full recovery is predicted to be as distant as mid-2022. Employment in the accommodations industry may not reach pre-COVID levels until as late as 2024. Despite the uncertainty, the demand for travel will rebound. This opportunity for growth

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