Quebecers travel on a different calendar
Quebecers tend to travel more in July, driven by the Construction Holidays, and again in December.
Travel is comparatively lower during the spring and in October.
Quebecers are much more international
Quebec’s domestic share is 57.6% lower than Rest of Canada’s
Less than half the rest of Canada.
Quebecers’ destination affinity
Construction Holidays amplify an already huge travel preference.
Casablanca is booked roughly 30x as often by Quebecers as by the rest of Canada year-round.
Quebecers stay longer
| Metric | Quebecers | Rest of Canada |
|---|---|---|
| Average trip | 11 nights | 7 nights |
| Fare change YoY | +19% | +19% |
| One-way travel | ≈½ as likely | Baseline |
Quebecers take noticeably longer trips, averaging 11 nights compared with 7 for the rest of Canada.
Fares rose similarly in both markets, while Quebecers are about half as likely to book one-way trips.
One province. Two very different travel patterns.
Montreal drives much of Quebec’s international travel.
Quebec City follows a more typical regional Canadian travel pattern, with Toronto as its top destination.