In 2000, half of the visitors from the USA to Canada belonged to 35-54 years old, followed by 20% from age group of 25-34, and 16% with 55 years and over. The groups of 0-15 and of 16-24 represented 10% and 4% respectively.
In comparison with 2 decades ago, American visitors of age of 35-54 years still was the biggest group in 2020. However, its share declined from 50% to 35%, a significant drop of 15 percentage points. On the other hand, visitors with age of 55 years and more increased from 16% to 26% and took up the second place in 2020. The third place was the group of age 25-34 (12%), which share decreased by 8 percentage points when compared with 2000.
Meanwhile, younger visitors with age between 16-24 years, grew dramatically from 4% in 2000 to 15% in 2020, while those with age 15 and below maintained a rather steady level, sharing 10% in 2000 and 12% in 2020.