Canada’s Hotel Industry Sees Strong Gains in 2025
- ClearView Insider
- Nov 27
- 1 min read
Canada’s hotel sector delivered one of its strongest months of the year in October, with national occupancy reaching 69.8%, Average Daily Rate climbing 7.0% to $214.09, and RevPAR rising 9.2% to $149.49. The East Coast helped drive that momentum: Newfoundland and Labrador posted double-digit gains in both occupancy and RevPAR, while Nova Scotia recorded a 10.7% increase in ADR.
Toronto also saw exceptional performance, with ADR up 14.8% — a lift supported by the recent Blue Jays World Series run, which contributed to stronger hotel demand across the region.
Together, these results reflect a confident hospitality market heading into 2026. For Calgary’s downtown and airport corridors, continued national strength in occupancy and rate growth points to further upside for hotel assets tied to business travel, tourism, and the city’s expanding calendar of events.
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Source: Hotel News Resource