Recent developments indicate a significant decrease in Canadian travel to the United States as political tensions and trade tariffs escalate. Many Canadian tourists are canceling trips and reservations, including a notable case of a traveler who scrapped a $7,000 Airbnb booking. Canadian businesses near the border are feeling the effects, with calls for boycotts and declining tourism numbers affecting local economies. Industry leaders warn that continued tensions could lead to a $4 billion economic loss due to the drop in tourism from Canada. Popular destinations like the Jersey Shore and New York are seeing fewer Canadian visitors, traditionally a significant part of their tourism traffic. Overall, Canadians appear to be opting for staycations, choosing to explore domestic travel options instead.