This report analyzes and provides a forecast for the tourism industry in Canada and each of the 10 provinces. The companion publication Metropolitan Focus: Tourism Insights for Select Metropolitan Areas provides a tourism forecast for nine Canadian cities.
Travel Markets Outlook: National Focus: Autumn 2010
Travel Markets Outlook: National Focus: Autumn 2010
Canadian Tourism Analysis
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- Overnight travel to and within Canada suffered a significant slowdown in 2009; however, growth is expected across all markets this year, with the strongest gains coming from overseas visitors.
- Almost all provinces expect to see growth in domestic demand, fuelled in part by higher travel prices.
- In most provinces, the general pickup in tourism activity will help fuel stronger growth in spending on tourism-related goods and services.
- Growth in U.S. visits to Canada is still sluggish, and may take many years to fully recover.
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