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 welcomed 19.9 million overnight visitors in 2024, a 9% increase from 2023. This growth was driven by the US (+10%) and strong gains from Asian markets, notably China (+43%), South Korea (+13%), and Japan (+23%). Mexico's arrivals decreased 28% due to visa changes. A strong winter season helped offset softer summer numbers, contributing to overall annual growth.

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 979K overnight arrivals in February 2024, a 19% increase from 2023. The US contributed 659K (+15%), primarily via land. Significant growth was seen from China (+157%), Japan (+44%), South Korea (+35%), and Mexico (+32%). Air travel was the main mode for non-US visitors, while land travel dominated for US arrivals.

Canada recorded 1.3M overnight arrivals in April 2024, a 12% increase from 2023, with YTD arrivals at 4.1M (+15%). The US remains the largest source market (880K, +13%). Significant growth came from China (+59%), Japan (+60%), and France (+16%), while Mexico saw a notable decline (-42%). Air travel increased for both US (+17%) and other international visitors (+18%).

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).

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's Q2 2024 tourism revenues hit 114% of pre-pandemic levels, driven by domestic spend (123%). International visitation recovered to 92% of 2019 levels, though new Mexico visa rules slowed growth. Canada remains a favored destination for travelers from the US, UK, France, Germany, and Mexico. International flight capacity surpassed 2019 levels, and tourism employment and active businesses are nearing pre-pandemic figures.

In March 2025, Canada saw 1.0M overnight arrivals, down 11% from 2024, though year-to-date arrivals are up 4% to 2.8M. The US accounted for 731K arrivals (-9%), primarily by land (407K, -16%) and air (312K, +12%). Other significant markets include the UK (31K, -19%) and Mexico (27K, -21%). Air travel was the dominant mode for arrivals from the rest of the world (248K, +16%).