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: Spring 2010
Travel Markets Outlook: National Focus: Spring 2010
Canadian Tourism Analysis
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- Canadian domestic travel demand is improving, albeit at a leisurely pace. Canadians are still feeling cautious about their personal finances, and this is constraining the recovery of the domestic market.
- Lingering effects from the global economic recession continue to dampen U.S. and overseas visits.
- The high value of the Canadian dollar is reducing the price competitiveness of Canadian travel destinations.
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