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Democrats’ blue tsunami could be reversing travel turnoff of Canada-U.S. trade war
- Travel experts say the Democrats’ midterm victory could support increased Canadian travel to the United States despite the trade war.
- Statistics Canada reported that Canadian return trips from the United States rose 3% year over year in October, marking seven consecutive months of growth.
- Flight Centre spokesperson Amra Durakovic said new bookings fell 26% year over year in October after tariffs and public disputes.
- Flight Centre and other travel outlets reported signs of renewed cross-border travel, although Canadian visitor numbers remained below 2024 levels.
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Democrats’ blue tsunami could be reversing travel turnoff of Canada-U.S. trade war
MONTREAL - Travel experts say the Democrats’ sweeping midterm victory is poised to fan a trend of rising Canadian visitor volumes to the United States, counteracting the effect of the recent trade war flare-up.
·Toronto, Canada
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Canadian Travel to US Slowly Increases As American Visits to Canada Surge
While Canadian travel continues its slow rebound to the US, the latest numbers from Statistics Canada show the number of Americans heading to Canada is growing even faster. The preliminary numbers from October show that Canadian return trips from the US by car and air totalled 1.9 million, up 3% year over year. Even so, travel volumes remained below October 2024 levels, with return trips still down 29.0% by car and 19.6% by air. This month's inc…
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Total News Sources11
Leaning Left5Leaning Right0Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution63% Left
Bias Distribution
- 63% of the sources lean Left
63% Left
L 63%
C 37%
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