加拿大人2025年在美国的旅游消费显著下降。[1]加拿大人赴美旅游支出从2024年的221亿美元下降至2025年的188亿美元，降幅达33亿美元。[1]这一跌幅创下2001年9月11日以来的纪录，是有记录以来最深和最持久的下降。[1]美国返回加拿大的车辆和飞机旅行约下降25%，2025年7月边境过境更是下降约33%。[1]
与此同时，加拿大人将旅游支出转向其他国际目的地。[1]加拿大赴美以外的国际旅游支出2025年达到228亿美元，增长36亿美元。[1]其中，赴欧洲旅游增长近14%，赴亚洲旅游增长近17%。[1]2026年数据表明这一下降趋势仍在持续。[1]
Canadian travel expenditures in the United States declined significantly in 2025, dropping from $22.1 billion in 2024 to $18.8 billion, representing a $3.3 billion decrease [1]. This substantial reduction coincides with the implementation of policies under the Trump administration [1]. According to Statistics Canada, the decline marks the most severe downturn since records began, characterized as the "deepest and most sustained decline on record" [1]. This represents the first instance of such a steep decline exceeding 30 percent since September 11, 2001 [1].
In response to reduced travel to the United States, Canadians redirected their international tourism spending to alternative destinations [1]. Travel expenditures to Europe and Asia increased by approximately 14 percent and 17 percent respectively, while overall non-US international travel spending rose by $3.6 billion to $22.8 billion in 2025 [1]. Border crossings involving vehicle and air travel returning from the United States fell by roughly 25 percent, with July 2025 crossings declining by approximately 33 percent [1]. The downward trend in travel to the United States has persisted into 2026, indicating a sustained shift in Canadian travel patterns [1].