Recent reports indicate a staggering 70% drop in flight bookings between Canada and the U.S., linked to the ongoing trade tensions and political climate under the Trump administration. Canadian travelers are increasingly opting for vacations elsewhere, significantly impacting U.S. tourism. Many Canadians express concerns about negative perceptions and potential hostility in the U.S., leading to a notable boycott of American vacations. The aviation industry is feeling the effects, with major airlines like Air Canada, Delta, and United reducing their flights due to plummeting demand. Experts warn that this decline in international tourism could cost the U.S. economy billions in revenue while fueling a sense of anxiety among potential visitors. As the situation unfolds, both Canadian operators and American hospitality sectors brace for long-term ramifications from this travel disruption.