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Canada reported an increase in international travel in May 2026
According to Statistics Canada, international travel to Canada showed strong growth in May 2026. United States residents made 2.2 million trips to Canada, marking a 13% increase compared to May 2025. This growth was driven by higher automobile crossings and air travel. Additionally, overseas resident arrivals rose 6.2% year over year to 665,300, supported by significant gains in visitors from Europe and the Americas. Overall, seasonally adjusted data indicates a 6.3% monthly
Jul 27
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Statistics Canada reports an increase in international visitors entering Canada in March 2026
Statistics Canada has released new travel data for March 2026, showing an increase in international visitors. The total number of non-resident travellers entering Canada exceeded 1.6 million, marking a 4.7 percent increase over last year. Trips to Canada by United States residents rose by 4.4 percent to reach 1.3 million arrivals. Most American visitors travelled by automobile, and over half of those drove across the border for same-day trips. Overseas resident arrivals also
May 25
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Prince Edward Island reported strong tourism growth in 2025
Prince Edward Island saw exceptional tourism performance in 2025, welcoming 1.87 million visitors, a 10% increase over the previous year. Visitor spending jumped 12.4%, outpacing the national average of 4.4%. The province recorded 1,126,108 paid overnight stays, its highest total ever. Four coastal regions reached new milestones, while shoulder-season travel increased 18% since 2019. Food and beverage receipts grew 6%, golf rounds rose 155, and museum visits climbed 29%. Tou
Mar 10
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Canada sees mixed travel trends as US visitors return, while Canadian outbound travel declines
According to a new Statistics Canada report , October 2025 marked a turning point for cross-border travel as US visitors to Canada rose 3.0% year-over-year, ending an eight-month decline. Meanwhile, overseas arrivals jumped 11.7%, driven by European and Asian travellers, with France, the UK, and China leading source countries. However, Canadian trips abroad fell sharply by 18.4%, particularly automobile trips to the US, which dropped 30.2%. The data reflect shifting travel pa
Jan 5
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