Wildfires hitting Canada’s tourism sector as travellers cancel summer plans
“We have had a few conversations with our members and we’re already seeing domestic and international visitors cancelling trips,” said Madison Simmons with the Tourism Industry Association of Ontario.
Simmons said businesses in the northern part of the province, particularly outfitters and outdoor tours, are most affected.Downtown Ottawa is seen blanketed in smoke from wildfires on Monday, June 5, 2023.The wildfires are adding to challenges posed by high gas prices and border delays, she added. But Canada’s emergency preparedness minister warned on Monday that 2023 is now on track to be the worst year on record for fires.
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