"Further information will be available before January 2022 when it is safe to travel from a public health perspective and when Ontarians and Ontario businesses have more time to take full advantage of the benefit for the year," spokesperson Emily Hogeveen said in an email to CBC News. A spokesperson for the finance minister's office said that this summer there was uncertainly about when would be safe and appropriate to introduce it. So far, however, that credit hasn't been implemented.
Our highest priority is to protect the lives and interests of U.S. As a first step in planning any trip abroad, check the Travel Advisories for your intended destination. There could be a perk for those who choose to travel closer to home, though not in time for this travel season.Īs announced in the 2020 provincial budget, the government wants to introduce a tax credit for those who support local tourism operations. and Canada) or 1 (202) 501-4444 (overseas) or contact the nearest U.S. "So although they want to go and they are booking for next year, we just kind of book and sit and wait and hope for the best." Staycation tax credit "Clients read the news and they can see what's happening," she said. People are antsy to resume travel though there is some concern about international travel.īut COVID-19 is still running rampant in some parts of the world so booking trips, even next year, comes with some uncertainty. With cruise lines and tour operations ramping up, travel agent Sandra McLeod from Red Door Travel in Windsor said she is getting lots of inquiries. Travel agent Sandra McLeod of Red Door Travel in Windsor said Canadians are itching to travel abroad.
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