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mwmisses4289

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1. I suspect it was down all over the u.s.

Reply to Spazito (Original post)

Wed Apr 16, 2025, 09:15 AM

Apr 16

Spring Break during March can be really wild in the southern states. Didn't hear a lot about it this year, and the place I work had mostly families coming in over the month. The travel industry in the u.s. is already bracing for the drop in income.

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Nearly 900,000 fewer people went to the U.S. in March as cross-border travel plummets [View all] Spazito Apr 16 OP

I suspect it was down all over the u.s. mwmisses4289 Apr 16 #1

It will stop even lower after all the non refundable Phoenix61 Apr 16 #2

Border crossings from BC into US were down 42% in March. Bev54 Apr 16 #3

If each one of them spent $500. on food, lodging, and entertainmemt, that would be $450 million. patphil Apr 16 #4

Bloomberg: "Canadian flight reservations to the US are down 70%" BlueWavePsych Apr 16 #5

Trump is keeping bad people out of the country. FOX Newts. twodogsbarking Apr 16 #6

I wouldn't travel here either if I was a foreigner kimbutgar Apr 16 #7

A year ago we didn't have a president who insulted and belittled Canadians FakeNoose Apr 16 #8

Heckuva job Trumpy Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Apr 17 #9