Canadian travel to the United States continues to fall, with new data showing air travel dropped nearly 24% last month and car travel fell more than 30% compared with a year ago.
It marks the 10th consecutive month of declining trips from Canada to the U.S.
The drop comes amid tensions over the Trump administration’s tariffs and rhetoric, which have spurred calls for Canadians to spend their money at home.
At the same time, U.S.-resident trips to Canada by car were roughly the same in October 2025 as in October 2024.
Generally, 14 to 15 million Canadians visit the U.S. annually, according to Canadian government statistics.
New York is the No. 1 state most Canadians visit, attracting 1.9 million visitors. New York is followed by Florida, Washington, California and Michigan.
About three-fourths of Canadians who visit the U.S. do so as a vacation, while about one in five Canadians come to visit family.
The loss of Canadian tourism could impact the broader U.S. economy, as the average visitor spends $1,083 in the U.S., as of 2022.
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