The numbers are in — Manitoba welcomed a record 11.1 million tourists in 2025, generating $2.4 billion in visitor spending last year.
Manitoba Tourism Hits Record 11.1 Million Visitors in 2025
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Visa Travel Rules Part of Talks with European Union, Carney Says
Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed Tuesday that changes to visa rules for travel to European countries are a “possibility.”
Rising Gas Prices Reshaping How Manitobans Travel, Spend This Summer: Survey
Rising gas prices are having a real impact on how Manitobans manage their daily routines and summer plans, according to a new survey from CAA Manitoba.
WestJet, CUPE Reached Tentative Deal After Company Offered Pay Bump
WestJet and the union representing about 4,400 flight attendants reached a new deal after the company made an offer that included a pay bump, increases in meal allowances, and a top-up for cabin crew while they’re on duty.
Winnipeg Travellers Get Two New Direct Routes to Sun Destinations This Winter
WestJet is adding two new direct routes from Winnipeg to sunny destinations as part of the airline’s upcoming winter schedule.
‘Canada Strong Pass’ Offering Tourism Discounts Returning in June
The federal government is bringing back the Canada Strong Pass next month, which offers discounts on Via Rail travel and admission to museums and national parks.
Tax Cuts Not the Only Way to Help Canadians as Gas Prices Rise: Economists
The federal Conservatives are calling on Ottawa to return some of the revenue from higher gasolines prices to give Canadians a break at the pumps but some economists say cutting gas taxes isn’t the only way to deliver relief.
Manitoba, Ottawa Invest $15M in Winnipeg Airport Lands Development
The province and Ottawa are contributing a combined $15M toward a land development project at Winnipeg’s Richardson International Airport.
Blowing Snow Triggers Highway Closures in Southern Manitoba
Blowing snow and poor visibility have forced several highways in southern Manitoba to close on Friday, including the Perimeter Highway.
Porter Boosts Winnipeg Flights for Summer 2026, Adds Hamilton Service
Porter Airlines is increasing direct service from Winnipeg’s James Richardson International Airport as part of its 2026 summer schedule.
WestJet Reverses Densified Seating, Restoring Legroom on Some Aircraft
WestJet says it will remove a row of seats and return to its previous standard seat pitch on a portion of its fleet after backlash over reduced legroom.
New Manitoba Road Safety Rules Now in Effect
New rules aimed at improving safety for highway workers, cyclists, and drivers across Manitoba came into force on January 1.
