Ontario, Quebec and more Canadian regions uplift tourism revenue in 2026 as urban, rural and nature-based travel experiences drive visitor spending and growth.

Canada and Ontario are jointly investing $1 billion to help municipalities that do not levy development charges build and renew essential infrastructure, a move that could unlock housing growth, strengthen communities and indirectly support long-term travel and tourism development across rural, small and northern parts of Ontario.

Canada’s domestic tourism gains momentum in 2026 as Canadians spend billions closer to home, supporting hotels, attractions, jobs and local economies.

New Jersey joins the US East Coast tourism boom as FIFA World Cup 2026 drives major visitor spending and record revenue projections across the region.

Ontario drives Canada-US cross-border tourism with 746,961 arrivals, while Quebec and other provinces fuel fresh travel growth across Canada.

Lake Erie emerges as one of Ontario’s top summer destinations, offering warm-water beaches, charming harbour towns, provincial parks and island escapes.