2 Quebec Cities Made The Top 10 Domestic Destinations Canadians Want To Visit This Summer

But places in Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario ranked higher.
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Based on hotel searches, Expedia released a list of the top 10 domestic destinations where Canadians are showing interest in travelling this summer — and two cities in Quebec made the cut. 

Quebec City and Mont-Tremblant ranked ninth and tenth on the list of Canadian travel destinations below cities in Alberta, B.C. and Ontario. 

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Here's the full list in order of interest:

  1. Banff, Alberta

  2. Kelowna, B.C.

  3. Vancouver, B.C.

  4. Jasper, Alberta

  5. Osoyoos, B.C.

  6. Tobermory, Ontario

  7. Tofino, B.C.

  8. Niagara Falls, Ontario

  9. Quebec City, Quebec

  10. Mont-Tremblant, Quebec

Expedia also shared data on Canadians' interest in visiting Quebec destinations. After Quebec City and Mont-Tremblant, Canadians seem to want to travel to La Malbaie, Tadoussac, Montreal and Gaspésie — in that order. 

The results were based on searches for trips that would take place between July 7 and September 30. 

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