Aside from Casablanca’s route-driven surge, real organic growth is concentrated in the Caribbean and Latin America.

Sizeable declines are the exception this year, not the rule. Most of the market is growing.

The Caribbean and Central America remain the cheapest international destinations from both Canada and the U.S.

Long-haul fares vary enormously by destination, from budget Caribbean hops to premium West/Central African routes.

Overall Top 10 Destinations Canada

Outbound Canada

(International, excluding U.S.)

1. 1.Delhi ↑1
2. 2.Tokyo ↓1
3. 3.London −
4. 4.Cancún ↑1
5. 5.Paris ↓1
6. 6.Manila −
7. 7.Lisbon −
8. 8.Puerto Vallarta ↑2
9. 9.Hong Kong ↓1
10. 10.Rome ↓1

Inter-Canada

(Domestic)

1. 1.Toronto −
2. 2.Vancouver −
3. 3.Calgary −
4. 4.Montreal ↑1
5. 5.Edmonton ↓1
6. 6.Halifax −
7. 7.Ottawa ↑1
8. 8.Kelowna ↑1
9. 9.Winnipeg ↓2
10. 10.Victoria −

Inbound Canada

(Foreign, excluding U.S.)

1. 1.Toronto −
2. 2.Vancouver −
3. 3.Montreal −
4. 4.Calgary −
5. 5.Edmonton −
6. 6.Ottawa −
7. 7.Halifax ↑1
8. 8.Winnipeg ↓1
9. 9.Québec City −
10. 10.Victoria ↑1

Overall Top 10 Destinations U.S.

Outbound U.S.

(International, excluding Canada)

1. 1.Tokyo −
2. 2.San Juan ↑2
3. 3.London ↓1
4. 4.Paris ↓1
5. 5.Mexico City ↑1
6. 6.Cancún ↓1
7. 7.Rome −
8. 8.Santo Domingo ↑28
9. 9.Seoul ↓1
10. 10.Milan ↑3

Inter-U.S.

(Domestic)

1. 1.New York −
2. 2.Orlando −
3. 3.Fort Lauderdale ↑2
4. 4.Los Angeles ↓1
5. 5.Las Vegas ↓1
6. 6.Bay Area ↑2
7. 7.Seattle ↓1
8. 8.Miami ↑2
9. 9.Washington, D.C. ↑5
10. 10.Chicago ↓3

Inbound U.S.

(Foreign, excluding Canada)

1. 1.New York −
2. 2.Los Angeles −
3. 3.Washington, D.C. ↑1
4. 4.Bay Area ↓1
5. 5.Miami ↑1
6. 6.Chicago ↓1
7. 7.Boston −
8. 8.Orlando −
9. 9.Dallas −
10. 10.Seattle ↑2

Cross-border interest from Canada into the U.S. is growing modestly, with Washington, D.C. the standout gainer.

Interest from the U.S. into Canada is growing much more strongly, led by Toronto and Vancouver.