Global Tourism Watch Provides
Insights on Canadians’ Travel Intentions

Global Tourism Watch Provides Insights on Canadians’ Travel Intentions

Tuesday, August 10, 2021

Destination Canada conducted a survey of more than 9,000 Canadians in May to assess attitudes about travel and intentions to travel in the following 12 months. Tourism Nova Scotia has prepared an overview of the survey results, which provide useful insights for tourism businesses and organizations in Nova Scotia.

See the 2021 Global Tourism Watch Report

This report, along with other COVID-19 research is available on our website at https://tourismns.ca/research-reports/covid-19-recovery-research.

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