Articles tagged “canada”

American ski resorts began abandoning an Ottawa trade show before U.S.-Canada relations soured. Now, even as Canadian bookings show signs of recovery, some exhibitors have no plans to return. For organizers, the bigger challenge may be proving that trade shows are still worth the investment.

Six months of growth sounds like momentum until you check the baseline. Climbing out of an unusually soft 2025 isn’t the same as getting back to normal.

The province is chasing investors to build all-season resorts and ranches its current inventory can't offer.

Industry leaders say Canadian attendance is being affected by political tensions, and decisions made now will influence where organizations meet for years.

Many thought rising political tensions would mean fewer trips — the national data says otherwise. But not every state is seeing the same rebound.

The recent increase in Canadian travel to the U.S. isn't a full comeback — it's a low bar clearing itself.

The World Cup delivered real, rate-driven gains for hotels and short-term rentals. But the impact was barely noticed by U.S. airlines, and the international visitor boom is falling short of expectations.

This "rebound" in Canadian travel to the U.S. only looks good next to last year's collapse.

Land visitors from Canada were down double digits in 2025, but federal data suggests travelers with American friends and relatives are more willing to cross the border.

The outgoing Air Canada CEO couldn't speak French. His successor speaks that, plus five more to varying degrees.