Hiring Internationally Trained Workers
Tourism HR Canada offers a series of infographics that cover tips and resources to help you navigate programs to connect with international talent.
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Public Relations Assistant
Public relations assistants maintain positive relationships with media personnel, write copy for media reports, encourage good community relations, and respond to issues.
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Food and Beverage Server
Food and beverage servers request orders from and serve food and beverages to guests.
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Sales Manager
Draw travellers to breathtaking places by selling spectacular views, outdoor adventures, and charming cultural experiences. Sales managers (also called sales representatives) are responsible for selling products and/or services as identified in the sales and marketing plan of an organization.
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Pilot
Soar above it all as a private, commercial, or charter pilot. Pilots are skilled individuals who fly or assist in the flight of the aircraft, either fixed-wing (airplanes) or rotary-wing (helicopters).
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Freshwater Angling Guide
Freshwater angling guides are outdoor adventure guides who organize and conduct fishing expeditions.
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Tourism: A Career for Advancement
Discover the potential for advancement in a career in Tourism
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Tourism: A Career for Students
Discover why Tourism is an ideal career for students.
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Forward Motion: Building a Seasonal Workforce
Across Canada, tourism businesses are facing a competitive labour market. One creative and effective solution is to hire internationally trained workers to fill seasonal roles.
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