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23,700 (3.4%) more jobs than September quarter 2024 17,500 (2.5%) more jobs than December quarter 2023 1 in 23 (4.4%) filled jobs in the economy.

Welcoming more than 26.5 million visitors annually, Toronto is the leading tourism destination in Canada. In 2023, visitors spent $8.4 billion dollars in Toronto which resulted in $12.6 billion ...

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A gift shop and cafe can be found on-site as well. For information about parking, public transportation and other information to plan your visit, check out Griffith Observatory's website.

Experts believe that increased uncertainty about the safety and stability of travel to the U.S. could have a detrimental effect on the nation’s tourism economy. “The issue for holiday ...

Aside from Plaça de la Seu, which you'll no doubt end up in if you visit the Barcelona Cathedral, make sure you stop in the smaller Plaça Sant Felip Neri, which was bombed by Spanish dictator ...

Saudi Arabia and the UAE are also expected to lead non-oil sector growth with 5.8 per cent and 4.8 per cent, respectively, the report said. Tourism, the fastest-growing sector across the region in ...

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International travel to the United States is expected to slide by 5 percent this year, contributing to a $64 billion shortfall for the travel industry, according to Tourism Economics. The research ...

International travel is expected to plummet by about five per cent this year, leading to a staggering £49 billion ($64 billion) hit to the travel sector, as per Tourism Economics' analysis.