OUR PARTNERSHIPS
Working together for Yukon tourism
TIA Yukon works alongside funders, peer associations, and industry partners across the territory to strengthen tourism for businesses, communities, and visitors.
HOW WE WORK WITH PARTNERS
Strengthened by the people we work alongside
Tourism in the Yukon doesn’t happen in isolation. TIA Yukon’s work depends on collaboration with funders who invest in the industry, peer associations who share the day-to-day of representing operators, and broader networks that connect the territory to the rest of the country.nnThis page is where we acknowledge those relationships, what each one means for the industry, and how TIA Yukon shows up alongside the people doing this work.
OUR FUNDERS AND ACCREDITATION
Government of Yukon
CORE FUNDER
Through the Department of Tourism and Culture, the Government of Yukon is TIA Yukon’s core funder. This investment supports the organisation’s operations, programs, and ongoing coordination of the territory’s tourism sector.
Rainbow Registered
ACCREDITATION
TIA Yukon is a Rainbow Registered organisation, a Canadian accreditation recognising businesses and associations committed to providing welcoming and inclusive spaces for LGBTQ2S+ travellers, employees, and partners.
ASSOCIATION PARTNERS
Working alongside Yukon’s tourism organisations
These are the peer associations and industry organisations we partner with on advocacy, programs, and shared work across the territory.
Klondike Visitors Association
DAWSON & KLONDIKE
Supports tourism promotion, events, visitor experiences, and destination marketing in Dawson City and the Klondike region.
Visit website →Sport Yukon
SPORT & RECREATION
Supports sport organisations, sport tourism initiatives, and community sport development across the Yukon.
Visit website →Wilderness Tourism Association of the Yukon
WILDERNESS OPERATORS
Advocates for Yukon’s wilderness tourism operators and supports high-quality wilderness visitor experiences across the territory.
Visit website →Yukon Convention Bureau
MEETINGS & CONFERENCES
Promotes the Yukon as a destination for meetings, conferences, and business events.
Visit website →Yukon First Nations Culture & Tourism Association
INDIGENOUS TOURISM
Supports Indigenous tourism, arts, culture, training, networking, and cooperative marketing opportunities across the Yukon.
Visit website →Yukon Historical & Museums Association
HERITAGE & MUSEUMS
Supports Yukon’s museums, heritage organisations, and historical sector through advocacy and collaboration.
Visit website →Yukon Outfitters Association
OUTFITTERS & WILDLIFE
Represents Yukon outfitters and supports sustainable outfitting and wildlife tourism across the territory.
Visit website →Tourism Industry Association of Canada
NATIONAL NETWORK
Connects Canadian tourism associations and shared resources across the country, accessed through TIA Yukon membership.
Visit website →ARCTIC TOURISM FRAMEWORK
TIA Yukon participates in Care for the Arctic
Care for the Arctic is a collaborative Arctic tourism framework originally developed by the Swedish Lapland Visitors Board. It creates space for destinations, businesses, organisations, and visitors to work together toward a more responsible and resilient future for Arctic tourism.nnTIA Yukon participates in this work, exploring what responsible, resilient, and community-minded tourism can look like in the Yukon and across the Arctic.
PARTNER WITH US
Interested in working with TIA Yukon?
Whether you’re a funder, a peer association, or an industry organisation exploring a partnership, we’d love to hear from you.