Towering mountains, majestic plateaus, fertile valleys, numerous lakes, and crisscrossing rivers, along with scattered islands, together constitute Canada's magical, unique, and charming natural scenery.
As the second-largest country in the world, Canada's land area is second only to Russia. There are countless famous scenic spots across this vast land: Ottawa, the capital of tulips; Toronto, the largest city; Montreal, the romantic city; Vancouver, with its pleasant climate; the ancient and elegant Quebec City; as well as the world wonder Niagara Falls, the majestic Rocky Mountains, lush forests, the vast Great Lakes, endless prairies, and the fiery red maple leaves that paint the landscape—all of which show us the colorful and magnificent nature of Canada. It is precisely these famous attractions that attract a large number of Chinese tourists every year.
According to the "Chinese International Travel Monitor 2017" released by a well-known website recently, Canada ranked second on the list of most anticipated travel destinations for Chinese tourists, with a score of 16%!
This list shows that Chinese tourists' preference for Canada has surged! Among the 10 countries Chinese tourists most yearn to visit, Canada and Australia tied for 3rd place, second only to France and the United States. This is the first time Canada has squeezed into the global top 10. It is worth noting that in 2016, Canada was only ranked 16th, which is a rapid improvement!
The report, through a detailed and comprehensive survey of Chinese tourists, found that as Chinese tourists' experience grows year by year and their travel concepts mature, those seeking more distant destinations, longer travel times, more diverse locations, and richer travel experiences are constantly emerging across all age groups.
According to the analysis, the following five types of Chinese people most want to come to Canada:
1. Pragmatists
Mainly those born in the 60s and 70s from China's third and fourth-tier cities, with an average annual income of about 86,000 RMB. They believe the purpose of travel is to make the family happy and spend quality time with family members.
2. Bold Explorers
Mainly those born in the 80s and 90s from China's first-tier cities, with an average annual income of about 100,000 RMB. They are willing to take risks, favor backpacking and eco-tourism, and believe that travel is a way to get away from the hustle and bustle and push their limits.
3. Hedonists
Usually those born in the 80s, with an average annual income of about 90,000 RMB. They believe that travel is a way to show a happy life, spend their hard-earned money, and prove to the world that they are living well. They also prefer five-star hotels and private luxury tours.
4. Meticulous Travelers
They view travel as a necessity of life and an opportunity to satisfy themselves, preferring independent travel and semi-independent tours. They plan to participate in more specialized tours, such as eco-tours, adventure tours, backpacking, and luxury tours.
5. Simple and Spontaneous Travelers
Mainly those born in the 90s with an average annual income of about 80,000 RMB. They believe that travel is about spending quality time with their loved ones, while putting work aside and enjoying life.
It is reported that China has become Canada's fastest-growing tourism market, with Chinese tourists bringing over 1 billion Canadian dollars in revenue to Canada every year.
In fact, it is not just that the Chinese love Canada; Canada also welcomes the Chinese very much! As a diverse and inclusive major country, Canada attaches increasing importance to Chinese tourists and has designated 2018 as the China-Canada Tourism Year, planning to attract more Chinese people to visit Canada.
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