7 U.S. States Losing Millions from Canada’s Travel Boycott (2025)

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🇺🇸 7 U.S. States Losing Millions from Canada’s Travel Boycott (2025) 🇨🇦

Canadian travel to the U.S. has plunged — and the economic fallout is already being felt across border states. From closed motels and shuttered shops to tourism job losses, we break down how 7 U.S. states are losing millions in revenue as Canadians stay home. If your community depends on cross-border travel, this isn’t just a statistic — it’s a wake-up call.

⏱️ Chapters:
00:00 – Intro: Why This Boycott Is Different
00:59 – Maine: Border Towns Are Drying Up
02:21 – Vermont: A Winter Economy on Thin Ice
03:56 – Texas: Snowbirds No Longer Welcome
05:27 – South Carolina: Myrtle Beach Feels the Pullback
06:56 – New Jersey: Shoppers and Gamblers Vanish
08:13 – Georgia: Travel Buzz Turns to Silence
09:41 – Minnesota: Losing the Regulars
11:02 – Final Thoughts: A Quiet Crisis Across America

These aren’t temporary setbacks — they’re early signs of a deeper transformation. From lost revenue to fraying ties, the decline in Canadian tourism could reshape economies and communities on both sides of the border.

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