The pie charts illustrate the share of visitors from the USA to Canada in distinct age groups during the period from 2000 to 2020.
In 2000, the group of people from 35 to 54 years old had by far the largest percentage, making up exactly half of tourists, while the group of teenagers (16-24 years old) had the smallest. Taking into comparison the group of senior citizens and middle-aged people (25-34 year old), it is clearly seen that their proportion differs by 4% (20% and 16%, respectively). The youngest group constituted one tenth of the whole figure.
In 2020, the number of visitors aged from 35 to 54 dropped by 15 per cent, yet remaining the largest one generation. The percentage of youth visitors increased by a narrow margin, along with a significant decline in the number of visitors aged 25-34, both of them took the lowest place among all, making up 12 per cent. A noticeable phenomenon is observed with the group of people 16-24 years old, they experienced a dramatic increase by multiplying their initial state by 4. The number of elderly visitors went up by 10 per cent, becoming the second largest group of tourists.
Overall, over the period from 2000 to 2020, the situation changed significantly, with the group of tourists 35-54 years old remaining the most popular, the rest of groups underwent significant changes.