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U.S. Tourism Groups Aim to Attract Canadian Visitors Amid Trade Tensions

American tourism organizations are making efforts to attract Canadian visitors, whose travel to the U.S. has decreased significantly due to political tensions and trade disputes. Initiatives include promotional campaigns and discounts aimed at Canadians, but skepticism remains about their effectiveness amid ongoing tariffs and strained relations between the two countries.

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Josh Loewen Mark Carney Steve Hill Deborah Friedland Eileen March

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American tourism organizations are making efforts to attract Canadian visitors, whose travel to the U.S. has decreased significantly due to political tensions and trade disputes. Initiatives include promotional campaigns and discounts aimed at Canadians, but skepticism remains about their effectiveness amid ongoing tariffs and strained relations between the two countries.

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U.S. tourism groups want to win Canadian visitors back. A testy trade war isn't helping

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U.S. Tourism Groups Aim to Attract Canadian Visitors Amid Trade Tensions