Canada’s tourism industry is having a record-breaking year — and it’s doing it without much help from its southern neighbor. Despite a significant decline in American visitors, new data shows Canada’s travel sector continues to surge, powered by domestic tourism and a wave of overseas travelers filling hotels, trails, and attractions from coast to coast.
According to Destination Canada, the country’s tourism economy generated $59 billion in revenue between May and August 2025, marking a 6% increase from 2024 — the highest summer figures in Canadian history.
Domestic Travelers Fuel the Boom
Canadian residents themselves are driving much of this growth. Domestic travel spending jumped 6.9%, totaling over $44
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