Hospitality, Marketing & Tourism

OTTAWA — Canadians continued to avoid making trips to the U.S. in May, according to preliminary data from Statistics Canada. Statistics Canada said Tuesday return trips by Canadian residents by air from the U.S. in May fell 24.

From the front desk of Hotel Bedford in Goderich, Ont., Lynda Cross welcomes guests from regions ranging from southern Ontario to the South Pacific.

2025 was shaping up to be a return to normal for much of the tourism sector after years of recovery following the COVID-19 pandemic. Then came the tariff dispute

Glen Korstrom inducted as a friend of the industry

Web Summit, global AA conference will together draw tens of thousands of people to the city

Dispute centres on the provincial workplace insurer penalizing restaurants that do not include the value of tips in payroll calculations for assessment purposes

Vancouver's occupancy and room rates positive for Q1 of 2025.

From one failed restaurant to an international brand, Stan Fuller has turned challenge into opportunity through constant reinvention

Strong year still expected for local operators, despite Canada-U.S. tensions.

Higher fees and lower demand are reshaping app-based food services, while operators warn of labour shortages and rising pressure