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Toronto experienced remarkable growth driven by the 2025 World Series – Image Credit Unsplash
- Canada’s hotel sector experiences significant growth in October 2025, with notable increases in key performance metrics.
- Major events like the 2025 World Series contribute to substantial gains in Toronto’s hotel market.
Canada’s hotel industry has reported its highest growth rates in average daily rate (ADR) and revenue per available room (RevPAR) for the year 2025, according to data released by CoStar, a global leader in commercial real estate information and analytics. This surge in performance highlights a robust recovery and expansion within the sector.
In October 2025, Canada’s hotel occupancy reached 69.8%, up 2.1% from the previous year. The ADR rose by 7.0% to CAD214.09, while RevPAR saw a significant 9.2% increase, reaching CAD149.49.
Among the provinces, Newfoundland and Labrador led the way with the largest gains in both occupancy, which climbed 11.9% to 70.0%, and RevPAR, which surged 19.0% to CAD121.03. Nova Scotia also stood out with the highest increase in ADR, rising 10.7% to CAD207.78.
Toronto experienced remarkable growth driven by the 2025 World Series, with ADR rising 14.8% to CAD294.90 and RevPAR increasing 17.3% to CAD239.81. These figures underscore the impact of major events on hotel performance and the overall vitality of Canada’s travel and hospitality sectors.
