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Explore tourism careers in Saskatchewan
Benefits of working in Tourism
Flexible work
schedules
Shorter education
to career timelines
Variety
of Jobs
What does a career in tourism look like?
Tourismquick facts
- Travel and tourism is one of the fastest growing sectors across the world.
- Tourism provides many amazing seasonal and part-time work opportunities for youth.
- Youth jobs in tourism have proven to set workers up for higher paying and fulfilling jobs in later careers.
Accommodation
Saskatchewan has more than 1,200 hotels, motels, bed and breakfast and campground accommodations throughout the province. Jobs available to those interested in the accommodation industry are varied and diverse. Jobs range from those in large full-service and accommodation-only hotels and motels in many communities to small bed and breakfasts, campgrounds and lodges in remote communities.
Examples: Lodge Owner/Manager, Campgroup Operator, Bed and Breakfast Operator, Room Attendant, Front Desk Agent
Learn MoreFood and Beverage Services
Food and Beverage Services includes restaurants, bars, coffee shops, food trucks...basically anywhere you can get food. This industry is a major employer of youth, which provides an excellent training ground for people who are beginning their careers.
Examples: Executive Chef, Bartender, Catering Manager, Food and Beverage Server
Learn MoreRecreation and Entertainment
Recreation and Entertainment is one of the most diverse industries, covering everything from outdoor adventure to live events. It is also one of the fastest growing service industries. Careers in recreation and entertainment provide opportunities for people who enjoy sharing their knowledge of local culture and their love of the outdoors.
Examples: Fishing and Hunting Guide, Recreation Coordinator, Tour Guide, Outfitter Operator, Conservation Officer
Learn MoreTransportation
Transportation is an essential part of tourism, which includes airlines, train, taxi and bus services. This industry includes all businesses involved in moving people from one place to another.
Examples: Drivers, Rental Agent, Transportation Operator
Learn MoreTravel Services
People working in Travel Services help visitors make decisions about what to see and do in a community. They also help coordinate travel to other destinations. Travel services include organizations that specialize in serving the needs of the tourism industry, as well as businesses that provide direct services to visitors. These include government agencies, marketing organizations and tourism educators.
Examples: Social Media Influencer, Travel Writer/Photographer, Tourism Destination Manager, Visitor Centre Information Counsellor
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