RESOURCES HUB
The TIAA Resources hub provides tourism operators, stakeholders, and policymakers with the data-driven insights, advocacy tools, and industry communications necessary to support and unleash the potential of Alberta’s visitor economy.
LATEST PUBLICATIONS
2024

Accelerating the Development of Alberta's Tourism Talent Pipeline
2024 analysis of the current state of the tourism workforce, identifying key challenges and opportunities for growth and development.
The report is informed by landmark recommendations made in a 2023 TIAA policy paper, “Labour Market Study of Alberta’s Tourism Sector,” as well as the directions articulated under the “People and Careers” pillar of the Alberta government’s Higher Ground Tourism Strategy. In particular, this report focuses on a suite of prescriptive actions that could be taken to strengthen the ‘talent pipeline’ that supports tourism.
2023

Alberta Labour Market Study
Broad labour market study conducted in Alberta. Study identified and quantified post-pandemic challenges in maintaining Alberta's tourism labour force. Five broad categories of recommendation include: Workforce Infrastructure, HR Practices, Immigration, Education and Reputation
2023

Alberta Labour Market Study Detailed Recommendations
Detailed Recommendations from labour market study conducted in Alberta. Study identified and quantified post-pandemic challenges in maintaining Alberta's tourism labour force. Five broad categories of recommendation include: Workforce Infrastructure, HR Practices, Immigration, Education and Reputation
2023

2023 Year in Review
Celebrates a disciplined plan resulting in $10.7 billion in spending. Major achievements include the landmark Labour Market Study release and successful advocacy ensuring government mandate letters recognize tourism as a vital economic driver for Alberta’s diversification and job creation.
2023

2023 State of the Industry Report
2023

Alberta Labour Market Study Summary Information Sheets
Operator Summary - Broad labour market study conducted in Alberta. Study identified and quantified post-pandemic challenges in maintaining Alberta's tourism labour force. Five broad categories of recommendation include: Workforce Infrastructure, HR Practices, Immigration, Education and Reputation