Local tourism operators in Canada expect a surge in business this summer as Canadians choose to vacation at home rather than traveling to the U.S. In response to ongoing trade tensions, there has been a noticeable increase in staycations. For example, a boutique hotel chain in Ontario has reported a 100% rise in bookings compared to last year, predominantly from Canadian travelers. While positive early indicators suggest a strong local market, industry leaders still express caution due to potential economic uncertainties.
Our stats are projecting that we're going to have our best summer ever," said Meghan James, general manager at the Somewhere Inn in Calabogie, Ont.
I just love that Canadians are doing a very Canadian thing and just deciding to support local and stay local," she said.
While we are seeing early indicators that traveling local and Canadians staying close to home is going to be strong for the market, there are still some concerns on the horizon...
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