Destination Ontario recently shared new market intelligence with tourism industry colleagues exploring travel intentions for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ in Toronto. Conducted in partnership
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Destination Canada releases 2026 Canadian Tourism Outlook.
The visitor economy plays a critical role in Canada’s broader economic and trade performance. The Impact of the Visitor Economy on Canadian Exports, commissioned by Destinations
This week (April 20–25) marks National Tourism Week, and new Statistics Canada data confirms what our sector has long known: tourism is a powerful engine for Canada’s economy.
Highlights from the March 2026 Ontario Travel & Tourism Monthly (OTTM) — a joint CRG and Destination Ontario research study tracking Ontario’s tourism landscape across economics, social sentiment, safety, climate, AI adoption, and priority domestic and international markets, with 2,000 travellers surveyed monthly to help the sector spot emerging trends and move ahead of market shifts.
From Inside Halton, April 15, 2026. Burlington will host a FIFA World Cup 2026 Canada Celebrates event at Spencer Smith Park on Thursday, July 9.
Burlington and the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation will welcome the FIFA World Cup 2026™ to the region this July Regional Tourism Organization 3
The Downtown Dig is a major infrastructure renewal project led by the County of Brant, focused on revitalizing the downtown core through essential upgrades to
Toronto Premium Outlets is undergoing a proposed expansion aimed at enhancing its position as a premier retail destination within the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area
