Rising fuel costs complicate summer travel planning in Saskatchewan
“It’s not the best news for the travel industry, but I think there’s still a lot of great opportunities for us to attract local and nearby provincial travelers,” said McInnis.Tourism industry applauds lifting of more COVID-19 flight requirements in Canada & U.S.Story continues below advertisement
“A lot of our boats were pre-sold over the winter so it hasn’t really affected us yet, but it’s definitely something consumers are questioning — how much fuel the boats use,” said Randy Malinoski, general manger of Martin Motor Sports Marine in Saskatoon.Sask. NDP renews calls for gas and affordability relief“Everybody uses their boats in such a short time in Saskatchewan so I feel a lot of people will keep using them. It’s not going to decrease the use as much as everybody thinks.
Saskatchewan tourists will need to navigate the increase in fuel costs for a while yet, and while some might choose to stay home instead, others, like Sheena Wilcox, just want to get outside.Camping amid record-high gas prices in Alberta© 2022 Global News, a division of Corus Entertainment Inc.
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