The U.S. economy is facing a decline in international tourism spending, largely due to a decrease in Canadian visitors. A recent U.S. Travel Association report forecasts a $5.7 billion USD loss in 2025, with double-digit drops in Canadian air and land travel to the U.S. observed. Canadians, traditionally the largest group of international tourists, are reportedly deterred by the current political climate and policies, as evidenced by an Angus Reid poll showing 70% of Canadians uncomfortable traveling to the U.S. Some U.S. tourism organizations near the Canadian border are responding with incentive programs and discounts in an effort to attract Canadians back.
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Following record-breaking years, Utah’s national parks are experiencing a decline in visitation this summer, with Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, and Glen Canyon National Recreation Area reporting significant drops. Overall, Utah’s five national parks and Glen Canyon have seen a nearly 10% decrease compared to the previous year, impacting local economies heavily reliant on tourism, and specifically international visitors. The downturn is part of a broader travel trend, potentially driven by a decrease in international tourism, economic uncertainty, and political rhetoric, impacting areas like Las Vegas and the Lake Powell region. Local businesses are offering discounts to attract visitors, but recovery is anticipated to take time, with the hope for eventual rebound.
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Canadian travel to the US has plummeted for the seventh consecutive month, with car trips down 36.9% and air travel down 25.8% in July compared to the previous year. This decline is attributed to a combination of factors, including fallout from antagonistic trade policies and threats from the White House, as well as Canada’s ongoing cost of living crisis. While US residents’ land travel to Canada also decreased, air travel saw a slight increase. The diverging economic trajectories of the two countries further contribute to these trends.
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Amidst an ongoing trade war, some Canadians are opting to avoid travel to the United States. Data from Flight Centre Canada indicates significant increases in travel spending to various international destinations. Countries like Argentina, Japan, and Denmark have seen substantial growth in Canadian visitors, mirroring similar trends observed by tourism organizations in Japan, Portugal, and Brazil. Travel experts attribute this shift to a desire for Canadians to feel welcome, alongside a shift to longer international trips that are a better value.
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More Canadians are opting out of US road trips, with a reported 38% annual drop. This significant decline is sparking discussions about the underlying reasons, the impact on the US tourism industry, and the broader geopolitical implications.
The sheer magnitude of the drop—38%—is alarming for many US tourism businesses, especially smaller operators. For some, even a 15% decrease would eliminate profits; a 38% drop could be devastating, potentially leading to closures. This isn’t simply a matter of economics; the comments suggest a deeper cultural shift.
Many Canadians voice a reluctance to travel to the US due to concerns about political instability and the potential for unfair treatment.… Continue reading
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