The UK travel market has a global outlook, with travelers seeking diverse international experiences from luxury to budget-conscious. They prioritize adventure, relaxation, and bonding in friendly, inclusive, and authentic destinations. The market comprises distinct segments like Outdoor Explorers, Culture Seekers, and Purpose-Driven Families, each with unique motivations and travel habits. Many express interest in Canada as a destination.

This document profiles the influential US travel market, categorizing American travelers into distinct segments like Outdoor Explorers, Culture Seekers, and Fun & Sun Families. It details their diverse motivations (leisure, cultural immersion, rejuvenation), preferences, and behaviors, including their interest in Canada, to inform targeted tourism strategies.

This document profiles Canadian travel market segments, highlighting their adventurous spirit and desire for diverse experiences, from nature and culture to luxury and family trips. It details psychographics, travel habits, and motivations for various segments, noting a focus on authenticity, novelty, and sometimes sustainability, both domestically and internationally.

This document profiles Australian travelers, highlighting their preference for authentic, adventurous, and culturally immersive experiences in remote or unexplored destinations. Driven by novelty and a desire for fun, they seek friendly, sociable places for longer holidays. The profiles detail various segments' motivations, travel habits, and interest in destinations like Canada, emphasizing their pursuit of deep cultural immersion and hidden gems.

This document profiles various Chinese traveler segments for Destination Canada, recognizing China as a global tourism powerhouse. Chinese travelers seek diverse experiences, including tradition, expertise, cultural immersion, and luxury, often blending business and leisure. Each segment's distinct motivations, travel habits, and preferences for Canadian destinations are detailed.

Germany, Europe's largest travel market, shows travelers prioritize international exploration, cultural discovery, and nature-based activities. They seek authentic, independent, and secure experiences, valuing welcoming atmospheres over crowded destinations. German travelers prefer longer trips that offer learning and connection with new environments, emphasizing authenticity over popularity. The document profiles various traveler segments.

French travelers seek authentic, meaningful, and culturally rich experiences, valuing nature, local economies, and unwinding in new settings. They often prefer quiet, off-the-beaten-path destinations. Key segments include Outdoor Explorers, Culture Seekers, and Purpose Driven Families, showing interest in Canada for its guided tours, winter sports, and cultural attractions.

This document profiles the Japanese travel market, revealing that travelers seek destinations offering a blend of escape, excitement, and cultural immersion for relaxation and a break from busy routines. It details various traveler segments, including Outdoor Explorers and Culture Seekers, outlining their preferences, motivations, and travel behaviors. The document also provides a guide on how to interpret its market data and segment profiles.

The Canadian Tourism Data Collective's September 2024 release enhances its centralized platform with a new Knowledge Centre, improved data filtering, and French content. It updates the Tourism Outlook, introduces City Estimates CSV for Lodging Aligned Spend Reporting (LASR) with future predictive analytics, and launches the Global Traveller Research Program (GTRP). A preview of the Wealth & Wellbeing Index's Employment page is also included, alongside ongoing maintenance for Tourism Performance Indicators.

Canada's Q3 2023 tourism saw international spending surpass 2019 levels (105%) for the first time, contributing to overall spending reaching 103% of pre-pandemic figures. Canada remains a top destination for US travelers. While air connectivity and hotel occupancy are recovering, the tourism labor force (2.5% below 2019) and active businesses (2.3% fewer) still lag. Domestic sentiment is positive, but international arrivals are at 81% of 2019 levels.