As the number of Canadian tourists-fondly known as “leaf peepers”-planning autumn visits begins to wane, local businesses are bracing for a possible dip in fall revenue. Shops and hotels in beloved foliage destinations are reinventing their strategies to attract more U.S. and international travelers this season
Canadian tourism to the U.S. has plunged dramatically in 2025, with border states like New York, Michigan, and Washington feeling the biggest impact. Experts attribute this steep decline to soaring travel costs and changing visa rules that are reshaping cross-border travel
As tensions simmer between Canada and the U.S., Moose Jaw is stepping into the spotlight as an exciting vacation destination. With its budget-friendly attractions and captivating history, this charming city is ready to welcome domestic travelers in search of a refreshing alternative to the usual tourist hotspots.
Recent claims have sparked concern, suggesting that Canadian tourism to Florida has nosedived by a staggering 80%. Yet, a deeper dive into the numbers tells a different story. While there have certainly been ups and downs influenced by various factors, this bold assertion is not backed by solid data. To truly grasp the evolving trends, we must take a closer look at the latest statistics.
