Absolutely.
Tourism is certainly one of the more visible areas of improvement that we're able to see. The other examples would fall within the lumber industry, the fisheries industry, oil and gas. Obviously, we can witness the heavy set of demand by the Chinese economy for some of the Canadian resources. There have been plenty of talks of potentially using CNY or RMB as some form of a funding currency for some countries as we've seen their usage skyrocket in other sectors, other countries and hubs.
As these companies conduct more and more business with Chinese entities, whether it be from an ownership perspective or regular day-to-day commercial trade, we anticipate that will seep in because of their global competitiveness.
In other words, if a lumber, fisheries, or oil and gas company from Canada is competing with other global competitors and those global competitors have the ability to exercise their transactions in RMB, we should have that competitiveness as well. That's where we are deriving our forecasts from as far as the increased usage of the currency here in Canada is concerned.