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 2011
Travel Markets Outlook: National Focus: Spring 2011
Canadian Tourism Analysis
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- After rebounding somewhat in 2010, growth in overnight visits to and within Canada is expected to be moderate in 2011, due partly to high fuel prices.
- Demand from emerging markets—such as China, India, and Brazil—may boost overseas visits.
- Every province expects domestic demand to increase, although weak local economies may mute this growth in much of the Maritimes.
- Slow growth in U.S. visits to Canada remains a concern, as Americans continue to adjust to new passport requirements and the strong Canadian dollar.
- Spending on tourism-related goods and services is expected to rise across Canada, due mainly to rising prices.
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