Canadian and International Tourists Cancel U.S. Trips Over Trump's Rhetoric

President Trump's trade policies and comments about Canada and other nations have led to a significant decline in travel to the United States, impacting the tourism industry.

Canadian travelers are canceling trips to the U.S. in response to President Trump's trade war, rhetoric about annexation, and perceived threats to Canadian sovereignty.
International tourism to the U.S. is projected to decline by 5% in 2025, with an estimated $64 billion in losses for the American travel industry.
Canadian air and road travel to the U.S. has dropped significantly, with a 40% decrease in February vacation bookings and a 23% decline in cross-border car trips compared to last year.
European, Asian, and Chinese tourists are also avoiding U.S. destinations, citing safety concerns and dissatisfaction with Trump's policies and rhetoric.
The U.S. tourism and hospitality sectors are facing economic strain, with airlines revising forecasts downward and job losses reported in leisure and hospitality industries.