Canada Montreal Accommodation — Luxury
Based on today's most visible results · Dominant discourse analysis
CountryCanada·CityMontreal·ActivityAccommodation·CriteriaLuxury
Analysis performed on March 17, 2026
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Market Accommodation Luxury in Montreal: TPDI score 63/100, 33% direct booking, ARI 42/100. Analysis based on 27 offers.
TPDI: 63.0
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Based on 27 visible offers
ARI average of direct operators : 42/100 (9 operators)
ARI breakdown▼
| Block | Score |
|---|---|
| Structure | 10/25 |
| Execution | 12/25 |
| Completeness | 13/25 |
| Freshness | 3/15 |
| Performance | 5/10 |
Partially executable — structural and freshness gaps detected
Structural and transactional readiness for AI-mediated travel markets
Methodology updated — March 2026
Structural diagnostic
- • Dependence on intermediaries : High
- • Visible direct booking : Low
- • Dominant intermediation : 63 %
Market visibility — Who captures attention?
Market visibility is dominated by platforms at 41%, followed by local operators at 33% and remote resellers at 22%. This configuration indicates a concentration of visibility among intermediary actors, reducing direct exposure of local operators. The institutional site (DMO) of Montreal represents 4% of organic visibility. This is visibility, not booking.
Current booking structure
The current booking structure shows domination of intermediation with 63% of bookings going through platforms or remote resellers. Direct booking remains limited to 33%, while 0% offer unassisted direct contact without an online booking engine. Direct booking maturity remains marginal in the analyzed visible sample.
Booking type distribution in sample
Structural summary
The market is shared, but local control remains fragile.