Tourism - economic performance. : C23-289/4-1978E-PDF

"The recent increase in Canada's international deficit in travel, particularly with the United States, has aroused concern. This study examines some of the factors that have contributed to this increased deficit. It finds that income and price factors have been especially significant since 1974 in bringing about the substantial increase in Canadian travel expenditures abroad and in the slower growth of travel expenditures by Americans in Canada. It suggests also that a number of federal and provincial policies may have adversely affected the competitive position of the Canadian tourist industry"--Introduction, page 5.

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