Events
Compass, the Yukon’s annual tourism forum
Where Yukon tourism comes together.
An opportunity to step away and look ahead
Each year, tourism leaders, business owners, employees, partners and governments from across the Yukon come together for Compass — TIA Yukon’s annual tourism forum.
Compass is an opportunity to step away from the day-to-day and look ahead. Through inspiring speakers, practical learning, industry updates and meaningful conversations, the forum explores the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of tourism in the Yukon.
Whether you’re attending for the first time or returning year after year, Compass offers a chance to learn from others, build new connections and return to your business with fresh ideas and practical insights.
A conversation that continues
Compass is more than an annual event — it’s an ongoing conversation about the future of tourism in the Yukon. Each year builds on the last, creating continuity around the issues that matter most to the industry while exploring new ideas, emerging trends and practical solutions. Three enduring themes guide that conversation.
Responsibility
Building a tourism industry that respects the people, places and cultures that make the Yukon unique. From visitor experience and stewardship to inclusion and collaboration, responsibility is at the heart of creating a strong and sustainable tourism sector.
Resilience
Strengthening businesses, communities and the industry to adapt, innovate and thrive in a changing world. Compass explores the ideas, partnerships and practical approaches that help Yukon tourism remain resilient in the face of change.
The road ahead
Looking beyond today’s challenges to explore the opportunities, trends and innovations that will shape the future of tourism in the Yukon. Each year introduces new perspectives while building on the conversations that came before.
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Compass 2027
Compass 2027 takes place on April 22, 2027. Every Compass builds on the momentum of the last. Explore this year’s event to discover the program, speakers, registration details and opportunities to be part of the conversation shaping the future of Yukon tourism.