Canada is the second largest country in the world located in North America above the United States. It has a population of around 28 million people and is divided into 10 provinces with its capital in Ottawa. Canada has a diverse population of 43 ethnic groups and is officially bilingual with both English and French being major languages. Tourism is a significant part of Canada's economy, contributing around 2% to its GDP, with cities like Montreal, Vancouver, and Toronto being popular destinations that attract over 1 million visitors annually.

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6.  Canada is in American continent situated in
the north of United State of America
 It’s the second largest country in the world
smaller only to Russia.
 Population: it has a very small population
only 28 million people.

7.  Canada is divided into 10 provinces:
 The capital city is Ottawa
 The major cities are: Montreal, Vancouver,
Toronto, Edmonton, etc….
 There are 43 ethnic group : the largest ethnic
is English 21% and followed by French
15.8%...
 Canada support for religious pluralism but
the major religion is Christianity

8.  Canada is one of the most best known tourist
attractions country because it has a wide
variety of interesting places to see: LIKE,
 The Parliament PALACE….

15.  The history of Canada begins with the arrival
of human being thousands of years ago,
 Canada has evolved from a group of French
and British colonies into a bilingual,
multicultural federation.
 Canada gradually attained full independence
from Britain during the 20th century.

16.  Canada independent day is celebrated on
1st July.
 Both English and French still play a significant
role in Canada, with both being official
languages.
 The Canadian Government tries very hard to
maintain a multi-cultural environment,
encouraging people to maintain their heritage

17.  Canada is a developed country whose
economy includes the import and export
materials, because of this it has a
transportation system which includes:
 10 major international airports,
 more than 300 commercial ports and
harbors,
 And functioning railway and roads

18. Air lines company Road transportation

19. Railway transportation The Port of Vancouver,
Canada's busiest port

20.  Canada accommodations to provide
excellences in services to the highest
standards hotels, to ensure that tourist
exceed their expectations,
 There are a lot’s of hotel, motel, and
restaurant available in the Canada.

24. Holiday Inn Express Toronto
(3 star hotel)

30.  Canada boost a large domestic and foreign
tourist industry ,
 It is one of the largest touristic country after
FRANCE,SPAIN….it increases geographical
varieties in touristic attractions in the main
cities like Ottawa,Toronto,Montreal….
 In 2008, 1.2 million tourists visited Canada’s in his
most famous cities.

31.  Tourism activity in Canada represents about
2% of Canada’s overall GDP.
 In 1980 unemployment rate in Canada
reached 86% and has gradually decrease to
6.1% in 2008.
 the lowest level of unemployment in over 30
years Compared to other G7 countries in
2007(Germany (8.4%), France (8.3%)……

32. Source: Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
OECD Standardised Unemployment Rates. OECD Statistics. Available from:
http://www.oecd.org [cited May, 2009].

33.  Over the last five years the Canadian tourism
sector performed the overall Canadian
economy.
 Tourism activity in Canada represents 2% of
Canada's overall GDP, making tourism a
significant economic sector in Canada with a
GDP equivalent to agriculture, fishing,
forestry and hunting combined.

34.  In 2008, tourism's contribution to Canadian
GDP reached $30.7 billion, up 7.3% over
2007.
 Total tourism revenue reached $74.9 billion
in 2008, up 5.8%, while all governments'
revenue generated by tourism reached $22.2
billion, up 5.7%.
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