Canada's tourism spending reaches CAD 29.5 billion in Q1 2026 as domestic travel, US visitors and international tourism fuel industry growth
Read MoreAir Canada launches direct Brussels–Halifax flights, boosting tourism, business travel and connectivity between Belgium and Atlantic Canada
Read MoreHonolulu, Victoria, Austin, Halifax and Portland revise accommodation tax policies, influencing tourism funding, travel costs and destination development
Read MoreHalifax, Montreal and Quebec City prepare for increased cruise tourism as Victory Cruise Lines expands Canada, New England and Great Lakes voyages in 2027
Read MoreOntario and key Canadian provinces leverage business events, conferences and attractions to strengthen tourism, boosting visitor numbers and economic impact
Read MoreAlberta, Ontario, British Columbia, and other provinces are driving Canada’s tourism growth with record arrivals, eco-friendly travel options, and unique cultural experiences
Read MoreCanada’s tourism industry achieves a historic $60 billion in 2025, with British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Alberta, and others driving the surge in visitor numbers
Read MoreAlberta and other Canadian provinces experience record tourism growth as more Canadians choose to explore their own country over traveling to the US
Read MoreNova Scotia has signed a new agreement with the Government of Canada and other Atlantic provinces to boost tourism growth in the region. The Atlantic Canada Agreement on Tourism aims to support research and marketing efforts to promote Atlantic Canada as a top vacation destination in key tourism markets. “Working collaboratively through the Atlantic Canada...
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