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Manitoba Records 11.1 Million Visitors in 2025, Driving $2.4 Billion in Spending

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Manitoba welcomed a record 11.1 million visitors in 2025, who collectively spent $2.4 billion across the province. International visitation increased by 52 percent, while visitors from the United States rose 50 percent, according to figures released by Travel Manitoba. This record year occurred despite significant losses in parts of the tourism industry during the spring and early summer wildfire season.

From steinbachonline.com

Why it matters

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The tourism spending generated almost $450 million in provincial tax revenue and supported jobs and businesses throughout Manitoba. Stronger visitor growth in later quarters helped offset declines in visitation and spending that occurred between April 1 and June 30, 2025, due to the wildfire season.

From steinbachonline.com

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  • ManitobaSpeculative

    The province of Manitoba could see increased tax revenue and economic activity from the tourism sector.

  • Mennonite Heritage VillageSpeculative

    Mennonite Heritage Village might see a direct boost to its revenue from record visitor spending.

  • SteinbachSpeculative

    Businesses in the local area might see increased sales and economic activity due to higher visitor spending.

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