In January 2025, Canada recorded 870K overnight arrivals, a 13% increase from 2024. The US was the largest source, with 606K visitors (+20%). Notable growth came from China (+61%), Mexico (+31%), Japan (+31%), and South Korea (+26%). Most US arrivals were by land (365K), while most from the rest of the world arrived by air (235K).

In February 2025, Canada recorded 898K overnight arrivals, an 8% decrease from 2024, though year-to-date arrivals are up 1% to 1.8M. The US remains the largest source market (633K), mainly by land (378K) and air (251K). Mexico (-41%) and China (-31%) saw significant declines, while Japan (+18%) and South Korea (+11%) increased. For non-US visitors, air travel (242K) is the dominant mode.

September 2024 saw 1.8M overnight arrivals to Canada, a 3% decrease from last year, though YTD arrivals are up 9% to 15.8M. US arrivals were 1.2M (-2%). Mexico experienced a significant drop (-39% to 25K), while China (+34% to 29K) and Japan (+19% to 17K) showed strong growth. Air travel for US visitors increased by 12%, and for the rest of the world by 3%.

In October 2024, Canada recorded 1.52M overnight arrivals (+4% from 2023), totaling 17.3M YTD (+8%). US arrivals increased by 9%, while Mexico saw a 39% decrease. China experienced a significant 17% rise. Air travel was a major mode for all, with land being dominant for US visitors.

Canada recorded 1.5M overnight arrivals in Dec 2024 (+7% vs 2023), totaling 19.9M YTD (+9%). The US drove growth with 1.1M arrivals (+13%), primarily via land (+12%) and air (+16%). Mexico saw a sharp decline (-41% to 40K). Other key markets like Japan (+26%), Germany (+14%), and China (+8%) increased, while air travel from the Rest of World grew by 6%.

Canada saw 2.7M overnight arrivals in August 2024, an 11% increase year-over-year, with YTD totals reaching 13.9M (+11%). US arrivals grew 14% to 2.0M. China (+55%) and Japan (+35%) showed strong growth, while Mexico (-38%) declined significantly. Air travel increased for both US (+18%) and other international visitors (+17%), though US water arrivals decreased (-12%).

Canada recorded 1.1 million overnight arrivals in November 2024, a 12% increase from 2023, totaling 18.4 million YTD (+9%). The US was the largest source with 713K arrivals (+19%), while Mexico saw a 33% decrease. Land travel was the primary mode (522K, +24%), especially from the US, followed by air travel (317K from US, +14%; 227K from ROW, +8%). Most international markets showed growth.

Canada recorded 2.9M overnight arrivals in July 2024, a 6% increase from 2023, with YTD arrivals reaching 11.2M (+10%). The US contributed 2.1M (+7%). China showed significant growth at +46% for July. Air travel for US visitors increased by 12%, while water travel for the rest of the world surged by 35%.

Canada saw 2.4M overnight arrivals in June 2024, a 7% increase from 2023, bringing YTD to 8.3M (+12%). US arrivals were 1.6M (+8%). China (+46%), Japan (+18%), and South Korea (+13%) showed strong June growth. Mexico (-33%), Germany (-3%), and France (-4%) saw June decreases. Land travel was primary for US visitors, while air travel dominated for the Rest of World.

Canada recorded 1.7M overnight arrivals in May 2024 (+12% vs. 2023), with YTD reaching 5.9M (+14%). US arrivals were 1.2M (+13%). Mexico saw a 32% decrease (29K), while China (+51%, 25K) and Japan (+35%, 9K) showed strong growth. Land travel dominated for US visitors, accounting for 685K, while air travel was primary for the rest of the world (469K).