Tourism Outlook and Labour Issues Study – Deadline to Participate is March 31

Wednesday, March 20, 2019

The Conference Board of Canada is conducting a study of tourism labour supply and demand on behalf of Tourism HR Canada (THRC). The study will examine issues tourism businesses are facing today and into the future, and the degree to which labour issues may impact the tourism industry.

The Conference Board of Canada is inviting Nova Scotia tourism businesses to participate in the Tourism Outlook and Labour Issues Survey. It will only take about 10 minutes to complete.

You can participate in the survey until March 31 by following this link: https://survey.conferenceboard.ca/SE/82/Tourism_Outlook_and_Issues_Survey/

For more information, please contact:

Greg Hermus
The Canadian Tourism Research Institute
The Conference Board of Canada
Phone: (613) 526-3090 ext. 244
Email: hermus@conferenceboard.ca

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