It would seem that for most of Canada’s population the concept of a “staycation” is getting a little old. In past years many Canadian citizens have chosen to stay home for the holidays and opt out of taking a long vacation trip. However these previously content vacationers have grown weary of their staycations and are making the move to enjoy their vacations in warmer climates.

With data coming from the Bank of Montreal results have been released showing that nearly 45% of Canadians have made plans to go away for vacation. It would seem that the Canadian population is interested in spending time in places with warmer weather and nice beaches. So far only 6% of those surveyed have said they would prefer to spend their vacation at home as a traditional staycation.

Apparently this newfound desire to take vacation trips will be good for Canada. The bank of Montreals deputy chief economist has even stated that now is the best time for Canadian citizens to purchase used timeshares or rent timeshares. Who knows if this will have an effect on American timeshare owners, these vacationers may want to abandon their timeshare units and experience a stay at home vacation instead. Should these Americans be interested in the Canadian concept of staycation Transfer America will always be here to help them get rid of their timeshares.