More Canadians Choosing Road Trips for Travel to the United States
New data shows that travel between Canada and the United States continues to increase. In June of this year, the number of return trips from the U.S. to Canada rose by 3.2% compared to the same month in 2025. This marks the third consecutive month of growth for cross-border travel.
Driving remains the most popular way for Canadians to visit their southern neighbor. Statistics indicate that return trips made by car increased by 5.2% during this period. This trend suggests that many Canadians prefer the flexibility and convenience of driving across the border for their summer vacations.
While air travel remains a common choice for longer distances, the rise in road travel highlights a strong preference for regional trips. Many travelers are opting to drive to nearby U.S. states for short getaways or family visits, contributing to the overall growth in border crossings.
As the travel industry continues to recover and evolve, these numbers provide a clear picture of shifting habits among Canadian tourists. Experts will continue to monitor these figures to see if the preference for car travel remains steady throughout the rest of the year.