Starry-Eyed Spending: The 2024 Total Eclipse doubles consumer spending in Niagara Falls and Hamilton
Moneris breaks down the numbers to understand the economic impact of the Total Solar Eclipse in Niagara and Hamilton in Canada.
Read MoreMoneris breaks down the numbers to understand the economic impact of the Total Solar Eclipse in Niagara and Hamilton in Canada.
Read MoreAs part of our latest partnership with the Conference Board of Canada we are pleased to present the following authoritative insights from their Index of Consumer Spending (ICS) which has been Powered by Moneris® Data Services.
As part of our latest partnership with the Retail Council of Canada (RCC) we are pleased to present this excerpt of their latest retail sentiment report, which has been Powered by Moneris® Data Services.
The “Big Game” is a highly anticipated event for the food and beverage industry. Moneris spending data shows that spending is up across the sector, including an increase of 30% at bars, compared to the same event last year.
As part of our latest partnership with the Conference Board of Canada we are pleased to present the following authoritative insights from their Index of Consumer Spending (ICS) which has been Powered by Moneris® Data Services.
The Canadian Grand Prix is nothing short of a festival for attendees. From decorated patios to pop-up shops on the streets, the city of Montréal really kicked into gear.
Gasoline prices have skyrocketed in the last couple of months and refuse to go down, peaking at over $1.80 per litre in early March. But how did this increase impact consumer spending?
Data can be very useful in making business decisions and finding out ways to make your organization work more efficiently.
If you’re a merchant who is heavily dependent on tourism and foreign spending, here are some positive trends we’re seeing across different industries.
One year after the COVID pandemic began, total spending volumes began to recover beyond pre-pandemic levels, alongside key industries including restaurants, retail, and travel.
Mountain destinations in Canada have seen some strong recovery post COVID. With things slowly getting back to normal or adapting to the ‘new normal,’ travel is picking up pace.