Local Tourism During COVID-19 Is Improving Travel For The Long Term

In Canada, though inbound tourism is shut down, local travel is booming. According to a recent survey from the Travel Health Insurance Association of Canada, 80 per cent of Canadians do plan to take a trip this year, but just 29 per cent say they’ll leave the country. And while this local travel boom has been a lifeline for the tourism sector, some experts say it’s also driving changes that will have all visitors travelling more like locals once the pandemic is behind us.

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