Tourism Resources

There are a number of different resources available to support B.C.'s tourism sector.

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Tourism Funding Programs

Explore funding programs and resources that support tourism opportunities across British Columbia.

Destination development supports stronger, more resilient tourism destinations through improved experiences, infrastructure, and services. This work is delivered in partnership with Destination BC and tourism organizations across British Columbia.

British Columbia’s Tourism System

Find tourism organizations and partners that can help unlock opportunities in your community. Connect with regional tourism experts, access destination development resources, and tap into B.C.'s extensive tourism network to support a strong, resilient, and growing visitor economy.

Tourism Research and Resources

Discover tourism data, research, and resources that showcase the value of British Columbia's visitor economy. Access insights and tools to support informed decision-making, destination development, and tourism opportunities across the province.

Tourism Marketing

Tourism marketing and promotion in B.C. is led by Destination British Columbia (Destination BC).

Work, Learn and Grow in B.C.'s Tourism Sector

The tourism sector offers diverse and rewarding career opportunities, with pathways for entry-level workers, skilled professionals, and future leaders. Use the resources below to explore tourism careers, training opportunities, and find available jobs.

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Look West: Tourism Sector Action Plan

Tourism is B.C.'s third largest sector. This targeted plan sets the path to double tourism revenues by 2036 and create lasting economic benefits.

Learn more about the plan

Tourism Investment Attraction Guidance

Practical guidance to help communities attract tourism investment and support sustainable tourism growth in B.C.

Learn more about the guidance

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