In the vast land of Canada, countless natural beauties are preserved, with diverse terrains, majestic mountains, grand plateaus, fertile valleys, numerous lakes, interwoven rivers, and scattered islands forming Canada's unique and magical natural scenery. The Canadian tourism industry is well-developed, ranking among the top countries in the world for tourism revenue, attracting numerous tourists and immigrants for sightseeing and inspection every year. Canadian immigration projects have always been highly sought after by investors.
On December 3, the Canada Development Tourism Conference was held in Ottawa, lasting for three days. Canadian Minister of Tourism Randy Boissonnault, Chinese Ambassador to Canada Lu Shaye, and experts and scholars in the tourism field gathered to engage in extensive exchanges and provide suggestions on developing tourism between Canada and various countries.
During the conference, a special seminar was held to attract Chinese tourists. Since 2010, when Canada became a travel destination for Chinese citizens, the number of Chinese tourists visiting Canada has increased by an average of 20% annually, with nearly 500,000 visitors from China last year. China has become the fastest-growing source of inbound tourists to Canada, ranking as the third-largest source market for Canada after the United States and the United Kingdom.