Strong Domestic and U.S. Visitation Aiding Recovery: Alberta’s Travel Markets Outlook to 2027

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Strong Domestic and U.S. Visitation Aiding Recovery: Alberta’s Travel Markets Outlook to 2027

Canadian Economics Travel and Tourism
Pages:14 pages10 min read

Author: The Conference Board of Canada

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This issue briefing contains a review of and outlook for tourism activity in Alberta. It examines domestic, U.S., and overseas activity and considers the situation in Calgary and Edmonton.

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In this briefing, we investigate the outlook for domestic, U.S., and overseas visits to Alberta over the next three years. Will the province’s overall tourism market expand or decline during that time? We also share our outlook for tourism activity in Calgary and Edmonton. How does Calgary’s tourism compare with Edmonton and the rest of Alberta? What marketing strategies is Edmonton implementing to encourage visitation to the city?

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Key findings
Alberta snapshot
Overview
Domestic Activity
City Highlight: Calgary
City Highlight: Edmonton
Overall Performance
Appendix A—Bibliography

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