Scotiabank's chief economist says it could be difficult for the Atlantic Canadian tourism industry to meet increased demand this year, but operators are optimistic they'll be ready to accommodate travellers. - Jean-François PerraultSince the pandemic began, Perrault said, there's been "supply destruction" in the tourism industry, as restaurants, hotels and other businesses have closed. He said that could make it difficult for the industry to keep up with increased demand. Fisher says tourism businesses in the province, like his inn, will be in a good position to take on increased demand. - John FisherThe pent-up demand for travel is there, Fisher said, and he says tourism operators in the province will rise to meet the demand.

Source: CBC News March 26, 2021 10:30 UTC