Indians come here as refugees from the largest democracy on Earth that is not in any war time conflict.
They get free healthcare, schooling, housing in luxury hotels and get 84 dollars a day for food.
Then they go back to India to vacation.
Tokyo is out. Delhi is in.
FlightHub's annual travel report, out September 29, ranks Delhi as the most popular overseas city for Canadians booking on its site this year.
It knocked Tokyo out of first place.
London, Cancún and Paris round out the top five.
Here's another theory.
In the first six months of 2025 alone, 59,260 Indian citizens became permanent residents of Canada.
That's more than four times as many as the next country, the Philippines.
People who move here still have family there.
The travel data is just catching up to the immigration data.