US EditionCanadians cancel U.S. business trips en masse amid tariff anger and border fear
- Canadian businesses are canceling U.S. Trips and avoiding future bookings due to concerns over tariffs and border issues, with a nearly 40% decline in business air travel reported by Flight Centre Travel Group Canada in February.
- The cancellation wave has extended bookings through 2027, affecting industries like banking, insurance, and manufacturing.
- Tech CEO Oscar Acosta decided to cancel three conventions in the U.S. After hearing about actress Jasmine Mooney's detention and five-year ban from the U.S..
- Some companies still proceed with events planned in the U.S. Due to prior financial commitments, as noted by Royal LePage's chief executive Phil Soper.
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The Washington PostTravel to the U.S. from almost everywhere is falling under Trump
Last month, overseas visitors fell nearly 12% compared with the same time last year, according to data from the International Trade Administration, an agency under the U.S. Department of Commerce.
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