The Tourism Industry Association of Canada is the only national organization representing the full cross-section of Canada's $74 billion tourism industry.
TIAC's members include air and passenger rail services, airport authorities, local and provincial destination authorities, hotels, attractions and tour operators.
New enhancements to the NEXUS program will accelerate the process of crossing the Canada-US border while maintaining security and public safety, according to the Tourism Industry Association of Canada (TIAC).
New administrative improvements are making it easier for tour operators to claim GST/HST rebates under the Foreign Convention and Tour Incentive Program (FCTIP).
Changes to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) will help employers address growing labour shortages more efficiently, accelerating Canada’s economic recovery, according to the Tourism Industry Association of Canada (TIAC).
The expansion of the Automated Border Clearance (ABC) Program will accelerate the process of re-entering Canada, leading to shorter wait times and a better experience for international travellers, according to the Tourism Industry Association of Canada.
Yesterday’s unprecedented budget investment of nearly a half-billion dollars into tourism and cultural initiatives serves as recognition that Québec’s tourism industry is a driver of economic growth and prosperity, according to the Tourism Industry Association of Canada (TIAC).
Canada’s outmoded aviation cost structure is choking off one of Canada’s great economic opportunities – that’s the message that TIAC President and CEO David Goldstein delivered to the Senate Standing Committee on Transport and Communication last week.
