Statistics Canada says travel to Canada in July declined 2.5% in July compared with June, mostly because of fewer American visitors.
The federal agency says there were a total of 2.1 million trips to Canada in July.
Same-day car trips by U.S. residents fell 1.7% to 633,000 trips, while visits of one or more nights declined 3.9% to 952,000 trips.
Residents of countries other than the United States made 377,000 trips to Canada in July, down 0.8% from June.
In the opposite direction, Canadian residents made 5.4 million trips abroad in July, down 0.9% from June.
They made 4.6 million trips to the United States, a 0.8% decrease from June.