In March 2025, Canada recorded 1.0 million overnight arrivals, an 11% decrease from 2024. Year-to-date arrivals reached 2.8 million (-4%). The US was the primary source with 731k (-9%), followed by the UK (31k, -19%) and Mexico (27k, -21%). Most US visitors arrived by terrestrial routes (407k, -16%), while other international visitors predominantly arrived by air (248k, +16%).

In September 2024, Canada recorded 1.8 million overnight arrivals, a 3% decrease from 2023, though cumulative arrivals reached 15.8 million (+9%). US arrivals dropped 2% to 1.2 million. Mexico, Germany, and France also saw declines. Conversely, the UK, China (+34%), Japan, South Korea, and Australia experienced growth. Air and terrestrial travel were the primary entry modes, generally showing increases.

Canada recorded 2.7M overnight arrivals in August 2024, up 11% from 2023, with cumulative arrivals at 13.9M (+11%). The US led with 2.0M (+14%). China (+55%) and Japan (+35%) saw strong growth, while Mexico declined (-38%). Land travel was key for US visitors, while air travel dominated from other regions.