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Canadians' travel pullback costs U.S. tourism billions
Canadian travel to the U.S. fell 25% in 2025, costing the U.S. tourism industry billions, driven by trade tensions, tariffs, and President Trump's '51st state' comments. Canadians redirected travel to domestic and overseas destinations, with spending on U.S. trips dropping from C$22.1 billion to C$18.8 billion.
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