Canadians are boycotting American ski resorts to protest President Trump’s tariffs and threats to make the US’ northern neighbor the “51st State” – leading resort owners to panic over season passholder numbers,

Canadians are increasingly embracing domestic travel, with millions more trips taken within the country. This surge, driven by multicultural families and a desire for local experiences, coincides with a significant drop in travel to the United States.

With trade tensions between the United States and Canada already prompting a sharp decline in cross-border travel, Ontario Premier Doug Ford is facing backlash after suggesting Canadians vacation in Michigan.

The AFN’s warning comes amidst rising tension in the United States over immigration sweeps by federal agents that resulted in more than 300,000 arrests last year, including the arrest and detainment of dozens of U.S. citizens, many of whom were held for more than a day.

Kyle Sparkman expects Mexico, the Caribbean and the northern part of South America to capture more of the market, with Europe, Asia and Oceania also picking up share

Revelstoke, Osoyoos, and Comox-Strathcona were all named to Airbnb’s hidden gems for winter travel, making B.C. the province with the most Canadian travel destinations on the list. Six hours from Vancouver and under five hours from Calgary, Revelstoke is a small town known for its big mountain.

From hot-air balloon tours of Montreal to helicopter rides to Sable Island, these unique adventures deserve a spot on any traveler’s bucket list.

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