Training & Finding Jobs in B.C.'s Tourism Sector

Last updated on February 20, 2025

Tourism in B.C. employed 125,700 people in 2023. This includes $9.7 billion in GDP (in 2017 constant dollars) contributed to B.C.'s economy and $5.9 billion in tourism wages and salaries.

There are many different jobs available in the tourism sector. Use these resources to find tourism jobs and access job-related advice.

Explore career paths, find the right education and funding and search for jobs in your field with WorkBC.
Search for jobs and learn about tourism careers and education in B.C. at go2HR.
Tourism HR Canada is a national organization working for the tourism sector in Canada. The organization works to identify and address labour market issues in the Canadian tourism sector with the goals of improving quality and mobility of the tourism workforce and supplying tourism businesses with labour market intelligence.

B.C. Tourism Labour Recovery Framework

Learn about go2HR's B.C. Tourism and Hospitality Labour Recovery Framework.

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