Year-end reports present a review of tourism statistics for the past year and an outlook for the coming year. They contain statistics about international border crossings into Yukon, passenger counts through Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International...
These reports are designed to provide up-to-date tourism performance indicators. They include information on border crossings, air passenger volumes, accommodation occupancy rates and more. For more recent Yukon tourism statistics, [visit the...
These datasets provide the data displayed in the interactive [Yukon tourism indicators dashboard](https://open-data-static-files.service.yukon.ca/tourism-indicators/). These datasets are automatically updated on [update cycles specific to each...
Tourism and Culture surveyed visitors to Yukon between June 2012 and April 2013. Data from this research is compiled in the following reports. ### Summer and winter reports These reports describe Yukon visitors. We examined: * who they are, *...
In the summer of 2016, Tourism and Culture asked travellers visiting Carcross or Dawson City how they spent their time in the community. The main goal of the 2016 Community Visitor Survey was to find out more about travellers and how they spend...
Starting in 2019, every 2 years, the [Yukon Bureau of Statistics](https://yukon.ca/en/statistics-and-data/yukon-bureau-statistics) conducts a Resident Perceptions of Tourism Survey that the Department of Tourism and Culture develops. Resident...
Fort Selkirk Historic Site is contained within Lot 1021, Plan 2008-0123, a 50 hectare site in central Yukon, on a terrace bank of the Yukon River near the mouth of the Pelly River. The site has archaeological evidence of late prehistoric use and...
The site is an underwater archaeological site, consisting of the remains of a 1897-98 sternwheel-driven steamboat and its contents, lying on the bed of Lake Laberge 200 meters from Goddard Point
The Yukon Sawmill Company office and machine shop building was constructed in 1900 and is a two-story wood frame building situated on the northeast corner lot at Duke St and Front Street in Dawson City, Yukon.
The Mabel McIntyre House is a territorially designated historic site that is a one-storey 16' x 25' log cabin with shed attachment and the partial lots that it sits on. In the centre of the Village of Mayo's historic downtown.