A growing number of Canadians are reconsidering travel to the United States, with new data and industry reports showing a noticeable drop in cross-border tourism that could reshape North American travel trends in 2026.
According to data from the U.S. Commerce Department, about four million fewer Canadians visited the United States in 2025 compared with the previous year — a drop of roughly 22%, making Canada the largest contributor to the decline in international visitors to the U.S.
Travel agencies and tourism businesses say the trend is continuing into 2026. Many Canadian travelers are choosing destinations such as Mexico, Europe, and the Caribbean instead of traditional U.S. vacation spots
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