'Terrible setback': Indigenous tourism industry says it's suffering as U.S. bookings decline

[shockedcanadian]

The Canadian elite and the Creepy Ones who they accept to do the dirty work of violating citizens rights believed that we were somehow going to benefit by spreading anti-Americanism. Some spoke loudly about how quickly they would cut off U.S energy (as if Ontario doesn't profit from a customer), others placed ads on NHL radio shows telling Canadians to "shop at home" and other weird passive-aggressive patriotic chants when citizens are broke. Then still, media promoted this idea that America was going to suffer when Canadians didn't remain tourists in the U.S (yes, some U.S overzealous border agents have hurt the U.S tourism economy).

Well, Americans are now avoiding coming to Canada and across the board it is hurting us, big time.

Let me run Canada for five years and I would do so objectively in a manner that would bring Canada back. I think the answers are not difficult, the problem is the will power and courage to stand up to special interests. If I can't make Canada an economic power house while situated beside the greatest consumer market in the world, than I shouldn't be running a lemonade stand.

Almost 70% of Indigenous tourism businesses in Canada are reporting a drop in U.S. bookings: survey​

Indigenous tourism operators in Canada say they're worried about their future as the number of American guests plummets amid political tensions between Canada and the U.S.

Indigenous tourism has been booming in Canada in recent years as people look for unique travel experiences and seek to learn more about Indigenous culture.

According to the Conference Board of Canada's latest report, the Indigenous tourism sector generated an estimated $3.7 billion in revenues in 2023, directly contributing $1.6 billion to Canada's gross domestic product.

 

[Votto]

The Canadian elite and the Creepy Ones who they accept to do the dirty work of violating citizens rights believed that we were somehow going to benefit by spreading anti-Americanism. Some spoke loudly about how quickly they would cut off U.S energy (as if Ontario doesn't profit from a customer), others placed ads on NHL radio shows telling Canadians to "shop at home" and other weird passive-aggressive patriotic chants when citizens are broke. Then still, media promoted this idea that America was going to suffer when Canadians didn't remain tourists in the U.S (yes, some U.S overzealous border agents have hurt the U.S tourism economy).

Well, Americans are now avoiding coming to Canada and across the board it is hurting us, big time.

Let me run Canada for five years and I would do so objectively in a manner that would bring Canada back. I think the answers are not difficult, the problem is the will power and courage to stand up to special interests. If I can't make Canada an economic power house while situated beside the greatest consumer market in the world, than I shouldn't be running a lemonade stand.

Almost 70% of Indigenous tourism businesses in Canada are reporting a drop in U.S. bookings: survey​

Indigenous tourism operators in Canada say they're worried about their future as the number of American guests plummets amid political tensions between Canada and the U.S.

Indigenous tourism has been booming in Canada in recent years as people look for unique travel experiences and seek to learn more about Indigenous culture.

According to the Conference Board of Canada's latest report, the Indigenous tourism sector generated an estimated $3.7 billion in revenues in 2023, directly contributing $1.6 billion to Canada's gross domestic product.

I have to be honest, I would not feel welcome in Canada at this time.

I only see Canada becoming more Left wing and extreme.

The Left would rather us all kill each other than lose power in either country.

The Left is truly insane and flat out evil.

 

[Polishprince]

I would think that Canada would appreciate the fact that Americans are staying away, they don't want to do business with the USA, and have even cut off trade talks and want to become part of EU.

 

[Votto]

I would think that Canada would appreciate the fact that Americans are staying away, they don't want to do business with the USA, and have even cut off trade talks and want to become part of EU.

If the hate America, it stands to reason they don't want Americans there either.

 

[The Duke]

Canada won't be OK until they oust the guy that got put in there that's worse than Trudeau. Until you get rid of shitbags like that, the future is going to look bleak.

 

[ScorpioRising007]

The Canadian elite and the Creepy Ones who they accept to do the dirty work of violating citizens rights believed that we were somehow going to benefit by spreading anti-Americanism. Some spoke loudly about how quickly they would cut off U.S energy (as if Ontario doesn't profit from a customer), others placed ads on NHL radio shows telling Canadians to "shop at home" and other weird passive-aggressive patriotic chants when citizens are broke. Then still, media promoted this idea that America was going to suffer when Canadians didn't remain tourists in the U.S (yes, some U.S overzealous border agents have hurt the U.S tourism economy).

Well, Americans are now avoiding coming to Canada and across the board it is hurting us, big time.

Let me run Canada for five years and I would do so objectively in a manner that would bring Canada back. I think the answers are not difficult, the problem is the will power and courage to stand up to special interests. If I can't make Canada an economic power house while situated beside the greatest consumer market in the world, than I shouldn't be running a lemonade stand.

Almost 70% of Indigenous tourism businesses in Canada are reporting a drop in U.S. bookings: survey​

Indigenous tourism operators in Canada say they're worried about their future as the number of American guests plummets amid political tensions between Canada and the U.S.

Indigenous tourism has been booming in Canada in recent years as people look for unique travel experiences and seek to learn more about Indigenous culture.

According to the Conference Board of Canada's latest report, the Indigenous tourism sector generated an estimated $3.7 billion in revenues in 2023, directly contributing $1.6 billion to Canada's gross domestic product.

Interesting I just visited Canada from the states. I loved my stay in London, Canada. I can't wait to visit again. I drove there. I want to drive to Toronto on my next visit.

 

[schmidlap]

I have to be honest, I would not feel welcome in Canada at this time.

I only see Canada becoming more Left wing and extreme.

The Left would rather us all kill each other than lose power in either country.

The Left is truly insane and flat out evil.

In fact, Canadians have been quite consistent, shifting a bit rightward if anything.

Carney seems more Conservative with each new promise​

Trumpstink is repulsive to tourism not just from Canada, but from around the world. Most Americans are now disgusted by the sexual abuser/business fraud/convicted felon as well, of course.

Tourism Was Already Plummeting Under Trump. Now the U.S. Is Raising Visa Fees on Visitors​

 

[Votto]

In fact, Canadians have been quite consistent, shifting a bit rightward if anything.

Carney seems more Conservative with each new promise​

Trumpstink is repulsive to tourism not just from Canasa, but from around the world.

Tourism Was Already Plummeting Under Trump. Now the U.S. Is Raising Visa Fees on Visitors​

I would not expect other countries to be happy with Trump for trying to level out the trade situation because it was all stacked against the US.

But to think Canada leans right in any way is hilariously funny.

Thanks for the laugh.

 

[schmidlap]

I would not expect other countries to be happy with Trump for trying to level out the trade situation because it was all stacked against the US.

But to think Canada leans right in any way is hilariously funny.

Thanks for the laugh.

Other nations are dealing with the reality, not the phony pretexts. (The U.S. has a trade surplus with Brazil, bur the lowlife hits it with a 50% tariff, driving up U.S.inflation - See coffee prices)

As Trump's approval plummets, blaming trading partners won't work.