Canada's Summer Tourism Numbers Reach All-Time High
Canada's tourism sector has generated a record-breaking revenue of $59 billion between May and August, a six per cent increase compared to the same period last year.
The increase was driven by strong domestic and international travellers, with domestic tourism up seven per cent and revenue from international travellers increasing by 10 per cent.
According to Destination Canada, the revenue was boosted by international events such as the G7, which took place in Kananaskis Country, Alberta.
Most of the revenue was the result of Canadians choosing to spend their travel dollars within the country.
- Record revenue: $59 billion
- Increase: six per cent compared to the same period last year
- Domestic tourism: up seven per cent
- International travellers: up 10 per cent
Author's summary: Canada's tourism sector hits all-time high with $59 billion revenue.
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