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Canadian Tourism to U.S. Rises for Second Straight Month
New data from the Canadian government show Canadian visitors to the U.S. increased in May compared with the same month a year earlier. The rise marks the second consecutive month of growth since before President Donald Trump took office in January 2025.
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New data from the Canadian government show an increase in Canadian travel to the United States in May. The figures mark the second consecutive month in which Canadian visitors exceeded year-ago totals, following more than a year of reduced travel.
U.S. for more than a year before the recent uptick. The decline began after political developments involving trade measures and comments about Canada.
Canadian government statistics indicate the rebound started in April and continued into May. The data cover overnight stays and do not include day trips across the border.
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