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Tourism Snapshot A focus on the markets in which the CTC and its partners are active www.canada.travel/corporate June Volume 1, Issue 6

Key highlights CTC s overseas markets leaped 1% over the same month in 213 due to an increase in visits across all key CTC overseas markets. In June, five CTC markets recorded double-digit gains: China (+26.9), India (+18.7%), Japan (+14.1%), Mexico (+12.8%) and France (+11.3%). Canada welcomed the highest level of overnight visitors for the month of June since 2, thanks to travellers from China, India, Japan, Mexico, France, plus Australia (+9.3%) and Brazil (+2.5%). Overnight arrivals from the US slid marginally (-.7%) as a 1% gain in overnight air arrivals nearly offset contractions in overnight arrivals by autos (-3.6%) and other modes of transport (-11.7%). Year-to-date June, overnight arrivals from CTC s overseas markets increased 7.7% supported by gains across all Core (+2.8%) and Emerging/Transition markets (+14.7%).

Tourism review Inbound highlights Overnight trips to Canada June 14/13 June Jan. - June Year-to-date United States Automobile 812,453-3.6 2,649,458-2.8 Plane 52,435 1. 1,742,399 6.9 Other 195,96-11.7 474,327-7.8 US Total 1,59,984 -.7% 4,866,184 -.1% Core Markets UK 83,15 3. 273,492 1.7 France 46,312 11.3 18,996 1.5 Germany 37,177 2.2 122,874 4. Australia 37,15 9.3 121,449 6.4 Core Total 23,699 5.8% 698,811 2.8% Emerging/Transition Markets Japan 22,789 14.1 99,875 8.2 South Korea 18,527 6.2 68,143 8.8 Mexico 2,175 12.8 77,47 11.6 Brazil 1,146 2.5 41,825.5 China 47,743 26.9 173,819 27.6 India 25,72 18.7 81,914 14.6 Emerging/Transition Markets Total 144,452 16.6% 542,983 14.7% CTC Overseas Key Markets 348,151 1.% 1,241,794 7.7% Other Overseas Countries 247,739 8.2% 794,953 5.9% Total Non-US Countries 595,89 9.3% 2,36,747 7.% Total Countries 2,15,874 1.9% 6,92,931 1.9% Note: Statistics Canada preliminary estimates. Source: Statistics Canada, International Travel Survey. International trips Overnight arrivals (s) 2,5 2, 1,5 1, 5 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Canada welcomed 2,15,874 international visitors in June, an increase of 1.9% over June 213. Year to date June, Canada received approximately 7 million international visitors, up 1.9% compared to the same period last year. In June, overnight arrivals from CTC s Core markets increased 5.8%, with all four markets showing healthy gains. Year-to-date June, arrivals from Core markets were up 2.8% over the same period last year to 698,811. In June, arrivals from Emerging and Transition markets grew 16.6%, thanks to double-digit increases from China (+26.9), India (18.7%), Japan (+14.1%) and Mexico (+12.8%). As a result, year-to-date overall arrivals over the first half of from CTC s Emerging and Transition markets rose 14.7% over the same period last year to 542,983. 213 2 Tourism Snapshot June

United States Core Markets Emerging Markets 2, 3 18 Overnight arrivals (s) 1,8 1,6 1,4 1,2 1, 8 6 4 2 213 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Overnight arrivals (s) 25 2 15 1 5 213 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Overnight arrivals (s) 16 14 12 1 8 6 4 2 213 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Overnight arrivals from the US slid marginally (-.7%), with a 1% gain in overnight air arrivals compensating for the 3.6% and 11.7% decrease in travellers arriving by auto and other modes of transport respectively. Year-to-date June, overnight arrivals from the US was relatively flat (-.1%) compared to the same period last year. In June, the number of entries by Americans increased in four of the 1 provinces, with the largest increase in Newfoundland and Labrador (+67.7%) followed by Nova Scotia (+24.4%) and Alberta (+1.9%). Year-to-date June, year-over-year gains in US tourists were registered in Newfoundland and Labrador (+15.4%), Nova Scotia (+14.1%), Alberta (+4.1%), British Columbia (+3.4%) and Quebec (+2.5%). All CTC Core markets registered gains in June with France posting the largest increase (+11.3%), followed by Australia (+9.3%), UK (+3.%) and Germany (2.2%). Year-to-date June, overall arrivals from Core markets increased 2.8% with the largest year over year gains from Australia (+6.4%) and Germany (+4.%). The CAN+ visa program implemented in May in Mexico helped a second consecutive double-digit monthly rise (+12.8%) in visitors in June. The upswing of arrivals from Japan (+14.1%) in June was partly facilitated by increased capacity between Tokyo (Haneda) and Vancouver. In June, China (+26.9%) and India (+18.7%) continued to post strong numbers. Brazil, host of the FIFA World Cup, understandably posted just a slight increase of 2.5%. Year-to-date June, overall arrivals from CTC s Emerging and Transition markets increased 14.7% over 213. The best performers were China (+27.6%), India (+14.6%), Mexico (+11.6%) and South Korea (+8.8%). 3 Tourism Snapshot June

Market Watch Overnight trips to Canada, by selected markets In June, overnight arrivals from secondary European markets were all positive with the exception 7, of the Netherlands (-2.%). Spain was the best performer (+25.8%), followed by Italy (+16.7%) and Switzerland (+6.3%). Year-to- date June, overnight arrivals from secondary European markets grew, led by Italy (+13.8%) and followed by Spain (+12.1%), Switzerland (+6.%), plus the Netherlands (+1.9%). Arrivals from Taiwan (+15.8%) and Hong Kong (+9.2%) grew in June. Trips 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 54,816 53,146 62,458 3,84 24,24 28,83 33,963 36,927 39,36 49,557 42,69 39,245 21,813 21,23 22,87 37,341 4,81 41,416 During the first six months in, both Taiwan (+1.1%) and Hong Kong (+6.%) saw gains in arrivals compared to the same period in 213. Hong Kong Taiwan Italy Netherlands Spain Switzerland Jan. - June 28 Jan. - June 21 Jan. - June Note: Statistics Canada preliminary estimates. Source: Statistics Canada, International Travel Survey. Overnight trips to Canada, by selected markets June 14/13 June Jan. - June Year-to-date Italy 13,331 16.7 39,36 13.8 Netherlands 12,199-2. 39,245 1.9 Spain 9,368 25.8 22,87 12.1 Switzerland 12,858 6.3 41,416 6. Hong Kong 19,378 9.2 62,458 6. Taiwan 1,77 15.8 28,83 1.1 Note: Statistics Canada preliminary estimates. Source: Statistics Canada, International Travel Survey. 4 Tourism Snapshot June

Competitive review (January - June )** International Travel (in thousands) Trips From: Canada 14/13 Change Trips To: Australia 14/13 Change Total International 6,93 1.9% 3,218 9.% United States 4,866 -.1 272 1.9% Canada... 69 9.6% Core Markets United Kingdom 273 1.7 314 1.8% France 181 1.5 51 6.% Germany 123 4. 83 11.7% Australia 121 6.4 Emerging/Transition Markets Japan 1 8.2 141.4% South Korea 68 8.8 1 2.3% Mexico 77 11.6 Brazil 42.5 2 2.% China 174 27.6 422 13.7% India 82 14.6 1 19.3% Total Key Markets 6,18 1.4% 1,57.4 8.5% Not applicable. or data not available. Note: Statistics Canada preliminary figures. Sources: Statistics Canada; Tourism Australia. Year-to-date June, Australia continued to register a large increase in total international arrivals (+9.%), while total arrivals to Canada edged up 1.9% over 213. Australia posted strong growth in arrivals from North America, up 1.9% from the US and 9.6% from Canada. Year-to-date June, Australia registered larger gains in arrivals from Germany and France than Canada, although the actual number of visitors from these two countries to Canada were much larger than to Australia. Canada posted larger increases in arrivals from South Korea (+8.8%) and Japan (+8.2%) compared to much smaller gains reported by Australia. Both Australia and Canada welcomed more Chinese travellers in June compared to June 213. While Canada registered larger growth than Australia in June arrivals, Australia has already welcomed more than twice as many Chinese travellers than Canada. Though Brazil was Australia s fastest-growing market (+2%), Canada saw only a minimal.5% increase in the number of Brazilian arrivals during the first six months in. ** US visitation data was not available due to a delay of the change of entry process for US visitors. 5 Tourism Snapshot June

Canadian outbound trips Overnight trips by Canadians Trips (in s) 12, 1, 9,326 9,93 8, 6, 4,857 5,178 4, 11,27 1,964 1,48 5,459 5,356 5,785 In June, Canadian outbound travel increased 5.2% over the same month last year to 2,398,417 trips. The number of Canadians visiting the US during the month of June increased slightly (+2.6%) to 1.7 million trips. Canadian overnight travel to overseas destinations (excluding the US) also rose 12.8% to 673,83 trips. Year-to-date June, overall outbound trips by Canadians grew 2.2% to 16.7 million trips, while trips to the US decreased slightly (-.6%). 2, - Jan. - June 21 Jan. - June 211 Jan. - June 212 Jan. - June 213 Jan. - June In June, most Canadians re-entered the country from the US through Ontario (725,14 entries, +.6%), BC (44,984 entries, +2.3%) and Quebec (326,453 entries, +6.6%). United States Other Countries Note: Statistics Canada preliminary estimates. Source: Statistics Canada, International Travel Survey. Overnight trips by Canadians In June, the top three re-entry points for Canadians returning from overseas countries were Ontario, Quebec and BC. All three provinces recorded gains in numbers of re-entry, up 12.5%, 12% and 14.9% respectively. June 14/13 June Jan. - June Year-to-date United States 1,725,334 2.6 1,964,426 -.6 Other Countries 673,83 12.8 5,784,923 8. Total Trips from Canada 2,398,417 5.2 16,749,349 2.2 Note: Statistics Canada preliminary estimates. Source: Statistics Canada, International Travel Survey. 6 Tourism Snapshot June

Consumer outlook Consumer confidence Canada: On a national basis, the Index of Consumer Confidence was largely unchanged in June, registering a marginal.4 point drop to 86.9 (22 = 1). USA: The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index, which had increased in May, improved again in June. The Index now stands at 85.2 (1985=1), up from 82.2 in May. Sources: Consumer Confidence Index, the Conference Board (USA); and Index of Consumer Confidence, the Conference Board of Canada. Accommodations In June, the National Occupancy Rate recorded a marginal increase of 1.6 points to 71.3%. Prince Edward Island registered the largest increase (+4.9 points), followed by Quebec (+3.5 points) and Yukon (+2.2 points). Year-to-date June, the National Occupancy Rate rose slightly (+1.5 points to 61%) compared with the previous year. PEI (+3.7 points), BC (+3.3 points), Ontario (+1.8 points), Quebec (+1.8 points), Northwest Territories (+1.7 points) and Nova Scotia (+1.5 points) saw gains in occupancy, while Newfoundland and Labrador (-6.8 points) and Saskatchewan (-4.5 points) experienced drops in occupancy. Year-to-date June, the National Average Daily Rate improved to $133.58, up 3.1% compared with the same period in 213. Alberta, BC, Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador, and NWT posted rates higher than the National Average Daily Rate. During the first six months of, the Average Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR) was $81.54 (+5.7%), with PEI (+11.2%, $45.3) posting the largest growth, followed by BC (+1.5%, $81.6). Canadian Occupancy Rates, By Province* June 14/13 Change^ Jan. - June Year-to-date Change^ Alberta 1 7.6.6 66.8.7 British Columbia 73.2 1.7 6.6 3.3 Saskatchewan 67. -4.7 62.6-4.5 Manitoba 67.1-2.5 58.7-2.7 Ontario 71.2 2. 6.8 1.8 Quebec 74.1 3.5 61. 1.8 New Brunswick 6. -.4 5.4.3 Nova Scotia 65.8 1.6 55.5 1.5 Newfoundland 79.2 -.3 59.6-6.8 Prince Edward Island 61. 4.9 41.3 3.7 Northwest Territories 7.9-3.2 69.2 1.7 Yukon 86.4 2.2 61.7-1. Canada 71.3 1.6 61. 1.5 * Note: Based on the operating results of 226,516 rooms (unweighted data). ^ Percentage points. 1 Excluding Alberta resorts. Source: PKF Consulting Inc. with reproduction and use of information subject to PKF Disclaimer and Restrictions as detailed at www.pkfcanada.com. CTC Market Research & Evaluation 7 Tourism Snapshot June