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Tourism on the Mend: Manitoba’s Travel Markets Outlook to 2025 The Conference Board of Canada, 13 pages, September 23, 2021 Issue briefing

Tourism on the Mend: Manitoba’s Travel Markets Outlook to 2025

The Conference Board of Canada, 13 pages, September 23, 2021
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This report contains a review of and outlook for tourism activity in Manitoba, assessing the impact of COVID-19 and the public health restrictions on tourism. It examines domestic, U.S., and overseas activity. Document Highlights Manitoba’s tourism sector is turning the page on the pandemic. Most pandemic restrictions were lifted at the beginning of August, and so outdoor sports and artistic and concert events can now operate at full capacity. According to our Travel Intentions Survey, Manitoba is not a hot destination for Canadians this year. Thus, we expect total visits to the province will expand by just 6.8 per cent, much lower than the 27.4 per cent for Canada as a whole. Canadians want to travel within Canada this year, and domestic travel will lead tourism’s recovery in Manitoba. Low vaccination rates around the world will continue to limit international travel. Most visits to the province from outside Canada will come from the United States. Table of Contents Key findings Manitoba snapshot Overview Domestic activity United States and overseas City highlight Overall performance Methodology

This report contains a review of and outlook for tourism activity in Manitoba, assessing the impact of COVID-19 and the public health restrictions on tourism. It examines domestic, U.S., and overseas activity.

Document Highlights

Manitoba’s tourism sector is turning the page on the pandemic. Most pandemic restrictions were lifted at the beginning of August, and so outdoor sports and artistic and concert events can now operate at full capacity.
According to our Travel Intentions Survey, Manitoba is not a hot destination for Canadians this year. Thus, we expect total visits to the province will expand by just 6.8 per cent, much lower than the 27.4 per cent for Canada as a whole.
Canadians want to travel within Canada this year, and domestic travel will lead tourism’s recovery in Manitoba.
Low vaccination rates around the world will continue to limit international travel. Most visits to the province from outside Canada will come from the United States.

Key findings
Manitoba snapshot
Overview
Domestic activity
United States and overseas
City highlight
Overall performance
Methodology

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