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Trade tensions with US benefiting Canadian hotel owners

Strong preference for domestic vacations pushes revenue per available room to record level in August
Canadian hotels, such The Chelsea Hotel in Toronto, Canada's largest, have seen profits and occupancy rise this year. (CoStar)
Canadian hotels, such The Chelsea Hotel in Toronto, Canada's largest, have seen profits and occupancy rise this year. (CoStar)
CoStar News
October 1, 2025 | 2:37 P.M.

The ongoing diplomatic tension between Ottawa and Washington appears to be benefiting hotel owners as more Canadians who may have planned to vacation in the U.S. are instead choosing domestic destinations for their vacations, leading to an increase in demand for hotel rooms across the country.

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