From 'a faucet to a drip': Fewer Canadians are visiting Las Vegas this summer amid Trump trade war

Fewer Canadians are traveling to Las Vegas, resulting in a significant revenue decline for the city this summer, with Canadian air travel dropping dramatically by up to 62% among major airlines. This downturn has led to an overall 11% decrease in tourists and a 15% drop in hotel occupancy, raising concerns about the economic impact on the local economy, which heavily relies on Canadian tourism.

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