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Travel Exclusive: January–February 2019 The Conference Board of Canada, 10 pages, April 25, 2019 Report by The Canadian Tourism Research Institute

Travel Exclusive: January–February 2019

The Conference Board of Canada, 10 pages, April 25, 2019
Report by The Canadian Tourism Research Institute

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This bi-monthly publication from the Canadian Tourism Research Institute features articles that outline key trends for the travel industry. Document Highlights On the heels of solid growth in 2017, Canada’s tourism sector grew at a more modest pace in 2018 amid a slowing Canadian economy and mounting economic and political uncertainty around the globe. Fortunately, factors such as a favourable exchange rate for many international markets, increased direct air capacity, and Canada’s perceived safety as a destination counterbalanced some of the weaknesses in the economy. This edition of Travel Exclusive summarizes the results from The Conference Board of Canada’s Tourism Sector Performance Monitor, which measures the performance of Canada’s tourism sector from a revenue perspective at both an industry level and a regional level.

This bi-monthly publication from the Canadian Tourism Research Institute features articles that outline key trends for the travel industry.

Document Highlights

On the heels of solid growth in 2017, Canada’s tourism sector grew at a more modest pace in 2018 amid a slowing Canadian economy and mounting economic and political uncertainty around the globe. Fortunately, factors such as a favourable exchange rate for many international markets, increased direct air capacity, and Canada’s perceived safety as a destination counterbalanced some of the weaknesses in the economy.

This edition of Travel Exclusive summarizes the results from The Conference Board of Canada’s Tourism Sector Performance Monitor, which measures the performance of Canada’s tourism sector from a revenue perspective at both an industry level and a regional level.

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