Moose Jaw is said to have the most tourist attractions per capita in Canada, which allows Canada’s Most Notorious City to ...

Indigenous-focused tours have become a regular offering on expedition cruises. HX Expedition's guests enjoy riding ATVs in Cambridge Bay, Ontario, Canada. Photograph Courtesy Greg Funnell & HX ...

The Tourism Industry Association of Canada stands behind the Prime Mini ster Justin Trudeau, and the Government leading through COVID. Tourism matters We still have a long way to go to reclaim our ...

This story was produced by our colleagues at the BBC. Breathtaking beaches and stunning sunsets. Known locally as “Great Spirit Island,” Manitoulin Island in Ontario isn’t easy to reach. It involves ...

Tourism in Florida is growing, though the increases are held back by Canadians continuing to stay away from the Sunshine ...

Several high-profile travel and tourism organizations in the U.S. and Canada have joined forces to create the Beyond Borders Tourism Coalition, which aims to support tourism opportunities between the ...

The country's most picturesque destinations have become victims of their own success. Places that once offered peaceful ...

MONTREAL -- At the end of the month, Signature Travel Network will be the exclusive home to the Indigenous Tourism Education Modules, created by the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada. Created ...

Canada’s Indigenous tourism groups are about to face a wave of layoffs and funding cuts in coming months. The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) is scaling down funding programs that ...

The Tourism Industry Association of Canada (TIAC) announced today that it is calling on the federal government of Canada to come up with a plan for reopening the Canada-U.S. border, which has now been ...

Florida tourism edged higher in the third quarter of 2025, continuing a slow but steady recovery from pandemic-era ...

Indigenous tourism is growing. The World Travel & Tourism Council projects that it will add $67 billion to the global travel economy by 2034. The world leader is Canada, where 1.8 million people ...