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    Kanadische Reisen in die USA gingen im Jahr 2025 aufgrund von Trumps Zöllen und 51. Staatsstreichen um 28 % zurück
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    Kanadische Reisen in die USA gingen im Jahr 2025 aufgrund von Trumps Zöllen und 51. Staatsstreichen um 28 % zurück


    Kanadische Reisen in die USA gingen im Jahr 2025 aufgrund von Trumps Zöllen und 51. Staatsstreichen um 28 % zurück

    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-12/canadian-trips-to-us-plunged-28-in-2025-amid-trump-s-tariffs-51st-state-jabs

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    3. ballsdeepist on

      I am at the airport right now. I have to go where my company sends me. But I don’t buy anything but food when I am in the USA.

    4. DaOffensiveChicken on

      i was down in bellingham a few months ago (for non BC’ers its the nearest town south of vancouver we all used to go to for gas + groceries)

      we were one of the only BC plates down there it was wild. i remember a few years ago it was like 50:50 and when the dollar was par it was like 95:5

    5. Gen_Sherman_Hemsley on

      I think I’ll steer clear of that shit hole until the summary executions subside.

    6. anacondra on

      I know people will respond with „Why isn’t this 100%?!“ but a 28% decrease in any sector is MASSIVE.

      That will be hugely impactful to businesses that rely on tourism.

    7. Stelliferous19 on

      Again. ONLY 28%?! Who is still going there? Stop it. Bad Canuck. Be loyal. Stay away from their chaos.

    10. Im_Ur_Huckleberry77 on

      I think what a lot of people are also not realizing about „Only 28%“ is that a lot of these people had already planned trips they couldn’t back out of, and that’s on top of major events that already booked spaces/hotels/restraints/etc.

      This year, once we have had enough information about how Trump’s government has changed everyday life for everyone, I feel like it’ll be a bigger drop. Especially with their mass arrests/kidnappings.

    14. noBbatteries on

      Considering the timing of it, that’s pretty impressive given how much of travel costs can be non-refundable and how frequently folks book that kind of travel in advance.

      Personally I cancelled my trip to Boston last spring, and my work cancelled a couple of conference registrations for events we were regulars at sighting the new administration when cancelling with the event organizers.

      vote in a egomaniac and pay the price. I think the 2026 visitation numbers will be very interesting, especially when you factor in Fifa. On the flip side, at least in my area of Canada, US travel was mostly unaffected. Whatever negative affects there might’ve been were completely over powered by the positive affects of the increase in domestic and EU travel

    16. EndsLikeShakespeare on

      Paywalled for me, I had to go a couple times for work. Does the article take into account business vs pleasure trips?

    17. vinmen2 on

      Way too many American firms in Canada that send employees to the US for events and training, where the employees have no say

    18. MutedProfessional406 on

      I can say with certainty I will never set foot in the states again.

    19. LabEfficient on

      Now can those flight prices come down? I love traveling to the US. I’ve done more in 2025 than any other year and I plan to go again soon!

    20. ls40098 on

      Cutting out going to the US is akin to quitting smoking. You go through withdrawal, but once you are past that, it really gets easier. Eventually, it becomes something you used to do.
      You don’t have to make it a war cry. Most don’t care if you quit either habit. Just make it happen, and you will be better off without getting sucked into the news cycle.

    23. lazykid348 on

      It’s getting expensive to travel to the states plus the conversion rate is brutal so not surprised about the plunge.

    24. hairsprayking on

      As long as they shoplift at Whole Foods while they’re there, I’m ok with it.

    25. HammyMugats on

      I think that right away you have to back out a percentage for business travel.

      Then you’re going to have the high percentage travellers near borders that don’t care and continue to cross on a weekly basis to shop, dine, whatever. They might drastically over index on the total visits.

      The question is how many “unique” visitors are crossing. How many vacations are cancelled.

      I mean those sort of large spend events are much more impactful vs Joe from Fort Erie that crosses to buy cheese and fill up with gas.

      28% is a lot of people, and I think it might even be a underrepresented number of people when you really think about it.

      I had travel plans for this past spring and summer where I was taking a cruise and it was already paid for and frankly I didn’t want to lose the money.

      However, I’ve booked nothing for 2026, and my last shopping trip was Dec 2024. I used to go for a night away about every 2-3 months. Now it’s zero.

      So a lot of trips might have been pre planned prior to the idiocy. I bet these numbers continue to fall.

    26. lordcommander55 on

      Was supposed to go for a work trip, I said no due to everything going on. Now the trip is cancelled and people are upset.. I give zero Fs because you literally can’t pay me to add to their economy

    28. stephenBB81 on

      I’m super annoyed at the number of competitive sports teams that still going to the US for tournaments. I know my daughter’s team asked what our opinions were and a lot of us said we would not want to go. But I know a few other teams that have tournaments in the US, and the coach basically said if you’re not coming to the tournaments I’ll replace you on the team. If you want to coveted spot in a competitive team and your coach doesn’t care you kind of have no choice. It really sucks

    31. MistressBeotch on

      Seems low. I guess people had prepaid , because visiting a country that wants to harm you is a traitor like thing to do.

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