American tourists grow nervous about visiting Canada

Despite U.S. trade war, Quebec tourism sector hopeful for upcoming season

The province’s tourism industry is optimistic it will see a rise in domestic and European travellers this year, while it’s doing its best to retain some of the American tourism it normally gets.

American tourists grow nervous about visiting Canada

American tourists visiting Canada have expressed concern crossing the border and how they will be received by Canadians amid a heated trade war and U.S. President Donald Trump’s continuous jabs at the country.

Former BC president assesses that loss of US 'soft power' could represent a dangerous situation

20 Ways You Can Spot An American Tourist From A Mile Away

When my husband and I went to Austria in 2016, we stayed at the Goldener Hirsch in Salzburg. The most amazing thing happened when we arrived at check-in. We got up to the front desk and saw that the clerk was on the phone. So we quietly waited. He saw us approach and although he had been speaking German on the phone, he momentarily stopped the conversation to tell us in English he’d be right with us. Did you catch that? He told us in English. Ho…

The proposed entry fees for tourists are out of line, according to the chairman of the Icelandic Tourism Association, in light of the uncertain times ahead. There are signs that the tourism industry is on the rise, but nearly forty percent of its revenue comes from American tourists. The association fears that a tariff war will lead to the Americans holding back.

A growing number of Americans with family ties to Canada are seeking to regain Canadian citizenship, partly as a result of changing political and social conditions in the United States. Immigration lawyers say that they have seen an increased interest from individuals with Canadian parents or grandparents who are now seeking to move to the north.