How a travel surge between Canada and the U.S. is impacting domestic tourism operators
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Published: October 16, 2026 at 2:10p.m. EDTWhile some Canadians continue to boycott travelling to the U. S., the exchange rate is attracting American visitors. Paul Hollingsworth reports. HALIFAX - As many Canadians continue to protest U. S. President Donald Trump’s administration and the ongoing trade war between the two countries, they have also stubbornly boycotted American vacation destinations. However, there are now signs that Canadian travellers have slightly altered their attitudes. “We are still connected with the U. S. and we are very close,” said Myranda Miller, a travel agent and branch manager with Maritime Travel, a travel agency located in Halifax. How to set CTV News as your preferred source on GoogleMiller said many Canadian travellers have ignored enticements and money-saving travel deals from U. S. tourism operators. But according to Stats Canada, Canadians’ return trips by car from the U. S. jumped 5.6 per cent and those by air rose up 11.6 per cent in September, compared to the same time last year.
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