March 2009

Full Report in pdf format

 

 

 

Visitor Spending in Ontario, 1980-2007 ($000) by origin
	Total	Ontario	Other Canada	US	Overseas
1980	4,568,748	2,655,277	440,790	984,491	488,189
1981	5,090,487	2,949,691	498,521	1,125,981	516,294
1982	5,509,539	3,320,440	557,491	1,103,894	527,715
1983	5,833,916	3,533,443	602,323	1,246,086	452,064
1984	6,297,471	3,779,149	648,111	1,398,258	471,953
1985	6,426,710	3,665,352	688,060	1,571,801	501,498
1986	7,269,938	4,046,207	767,629	1,800,108	655,994
1987	7,969,960	4,367,883	813,739	1,897,829	890,508
1988	8,376,198	4,701,351	871,177	1,767,768	1,035,901
1989	8,864,392	5,027,872	915,650	1,750,901	1,169,969
1990	9,800,815	5,371,736	955,178	2,084,656	1,389,245
1991	9,895,571	5,595,664	977,455	2,126,908	1,195,543
1992	9,983,114	5,626,362	955,982	2,123,741	1,277,029
1993	10,285,231	5,662,329	960,757	2,337,129	1,325,016
1994	11,161,655	5,811,202	1,011,864	2,742,007	1,596,582
1995	11,888,965	6,113,648	1,049,897	2,969,470	1,755,951
1996	12,614,496	6,137,971	1,108,135	3,319,596	2,048,794
1997	13,719,265	6,540,528	1,183,155	3,637,117	2,358,466
1998	14,675,646	6,682,345	1,186,478	4,713,320	2,093,502
1999	15,668,306	7,292,969	1,281,932	4,924,326	2,169,079
2000	16,465,030	7,612,708	1,346,463	4,997,838	2,508,021
2001	16,477,592	7,806,037	1,331,493	4,974,147	2,365,915
2002	17,195,066	8,337,839	1,497,870	4,876,759	2,482,599
2003	14,842,832	7,806,491	1,282,341	3,957,242	1,796,758
2004	16,656,416	8,578,160	1,353,686	4,383,217	2,341,353
2005	16,942,171	9,176,409	1,347,127	3,929,796	2,488,839
2006	17,239,644	9,374,684	1,424,535	3,794,816	2,645,608
2007	17,299,625	9,530,361	1,630,872	3,494,778	2,643,614

 

 

Source:
Canadian Visits: For 2006 and 2007: Statistics Canada, Travel Survey of Residents of Canada, for 2005 and earlier: Statistics Canada, bridging project and Ministry of Tourism; International Visits: International Travel Survey, Ontario Ministry of Tourism

 

Notes:
Spending includes the following categories: transport in Canada (public and local transportation, private transportation), accommodation, food and beverage, recreation and entertainment, retail and others.