Funding for four tourism initiatives will support dynamic and accessible experiences for visitors, while creating good jobs for Northerners WHITEHORSE, YT, June 3, 2022 /CNW/ - Yukon tourism ...

Funding towards the Yukon Elevate Tourism Program, administered by the Tourism Industry Association of the Yukon, helps strengthen the dynamic tourism industry Stunning landscapes, rich living-history ...

The Yukon government is setting a goal to revive tourism within three years. That goal is optimistic compared to a national-level estimate from Destination Canada, which says Canada's tourism industry ...

UNWTO has welcomed the Yukon Sustainable Tourism Observatory into its growing International Network of Sustainable Observatories (INSTO). The Yukon Sustainable Tourism Observatory, hosted by the ...

CanNor's investment of nearly $800,000 will support seven tourism projects in the Yukon to build new programs, expand infrastructure, improve accessibility, and invest in green energy solutions ...

The Yukon government is extending some COVID-19 relief programs for tourism businesses until March 2022, including a popular rebate program for locals to explore the territory. Yukon tourism minister ...

In this rugged wedge of northwestern Canada, winter means shimmering northern lights as well as hot soaks, dog sleds and hair-freezing contests. The Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs in Whitehorse, Yukon, ...

Yukon's tourism industry is coming back to life, but for operators getting back to normal hasn't come without challenges. In Dawson City, streets are filled with visitors taking pictures and ...

Yukon’s tourism industry is abuzz with anticipation as Canada’s northernmost border opens next week for the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic began, says the executive director of the ...

The Yukon Sustainable Tourism Observatory, hosted by the Government of Yukon, will identify, measure and interpret sustainable tourism conditions to guide evidence-based decision making. This will ...

A guided expedition makes its way down the Big Salmon River in 2017. The territory's tourism sector had seen some record-breaking growth in recent years but has precipitously declined due to COVID-19.