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Montreal in AI travel recommendations

299
Questions asked
822
Places identified
0 of 0
Categories shifted this check
Jul 30, 2026
Last checked
Current score 46 Average of the four metrics below — how this score is calculated
Lead finding

Montreal's AI travel narrative underrepresents neighbourhood-based cultural exploration, even though 93% of the theme's 1,049 rated mentions are positive.

The strongest signal for Montreal is a ThemeGap: 'visitors seeking neighbourhood-based cultural exploration' is underrepresented despite overwhelmingly positive sentiment, with 93% of 1,049 rated mentions positive, 5% neutral, and 0% negative. Cross-model agreement sits at just 2%, well below the 10% network average, suggesting AI models diverge sharply on how they describe this theme. Montreal's confirmed-open rate of 73% also trails the 82% network average, and its distinctiveness score of 30% is below the 40% network norm. Together these numbers point to a well-liked but inconsistently represented and less differentiated destination narrative.

How AI sees Montreal

Across the prompts we've tracked, AI most consistently associates Montreal with:

culinary sceneEuropean charmculinary diversityromanticvibrant culturecultural diversityfamily-friendlyfine diningaffordablebohemian vibeBudget-FriendlyBYOB diningcafé cultureclassic Montreal staplescool neighborhoodscraft beer scene

How Montreal benchmarks

Model agreement
Montreal 2%
Network average 10%
Confirmed-open rate
Montreal 72%
Network average 78%
Distinctiveness
Montreal 20%
Network average 26%
Presence rate
Montreal 90%
Network average 13%

The benchmark bars compare Montreal's cross-model agreement (2% vs. 10% network), confirmed-open rate (73% vs. 82% network), and distinctiveness score (30% vs. 40% network), showing Montreal below the network average on all three measures.

Each metric shows two bars: Montreal's rate and the network average for that metric, so you can see how it compares. See how these scores are calculated.

Presence beyond Montreal-specific questions

How often Montreal comes up in regional and national AI questions that aren't specifically about it (out of 15 tracked questions, as of Aug 12, 2026):

13
Recommended
1
Mentioned
1
Not mentioned
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Where AI might be wrong

  • Le Mousso — Best Restaurants Closed

    Flagged closed by 1 source, still recommended by Claude Sonnet 5 and GPT-4o.

    According to multiple news reports, the Montreal restaurant **Le Mousso** has announced it will permanently close and will officially stop operating as of August 22, 2026.[1][3]

    Source
  • Le Mousso — Best Fine-Dining Restaurants Closed

    Flagged closed by 1 source, still recommended by Claude Sonnet 5 and Gemini 3.6 Flash and GPT-4o.

    According to multiple news reports, the Montreal restaurant **Le Mousso** has announced it will permanently close and will officially stop operating as of August 22, 2026.[1][3]

    Source
  • Hotel Le St-James — Best Luxury Hotels Closed

    Flagged closed by 1 source, still recommended by Claude Sonnet 5 and GPT-4o.

    Hotel Le St-James in Montreal is permanently closed and no longer operating as a hotel.

    Source

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