Canadians cancel U.S. travel plans amid anger over tariffs

'Sorry' U.S. border towns hurting as B.C. crossings drop nearly 43%

'We're here when you're ready:' Whatcom County missing British Columbian visitors

'We couldn't justify it': U.S. politics chills Canadian tourism to Tampa Bay

Dave Easby has been coming to Dunedin from New Brunswick, Canada for the last 15 years.  He likes to watch the Toronto Blue Jays spring training.   But this year, he opted for Mexico.  “This year, we had plans to come and, basically, when the president declared it was going to destroy our economy until we became the 51st state, we just made the decision that we couldn’t justify spending our money down there,” Easby told WMNF. He cites the politi…

Trump’s trash talking costs Las Vegas • Nevada Current

Now headed somewhere other than the U.S., most likely. (Air Canada press photo)Lost in the focus on President Donald Trump’s tariffs is the economic impact his war of words is having on international visitation to Las Vegas. When the President of the United States tells people they are not welcome, could be detained, or even end up in an El Salvadoran prison, they listen and decide to go elsewhere. The result will hit Las Vegas hard with empty h…

Northern New York communities, businesses see decline in Canadian visitors amid tariffs

The North Country Chamber of Commerce has reported a 16% decrease in border crossings into the region this past February

California tourism, especially from Canada, is at risk in new Trump era

Tourists line up by La Jolla Cove to watch king tide waves and sea lions. Photo by Chris Stone California tourism could lose billions of dollars because of President Donald Trump’s policies on tariffs, immigration and gender identity, as well as his talk of annexing Canada.  Carol Harris, who spoke with CalMatters from Nova Scotia, said she and her husband have visited family in San Diego every year for a long time, but not anymore. “Never again…

Canadians pull back on travel to California because of Donald Trump: ‘I will miss the desert’

California tourism could lose billions of dollars because of President Donald Trump’s policies on tariffs, immigration and gender identity, as well as his talk of annexing Canada. Visit California, a nonprofit organization that promotes tourism in the Golden State, recently revised its overall visitor spending forecast for this year from $166 billion to $160 billion, saying international travel into California is already beginning to slow. Canad…