• Thu, May 1, 2025

by: Forbes

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by: SheKnows

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Traveling with kids gets a bad rep, but instead of leaning into the negative remarks from just about everyone with an opinion, help eliminate some of the chaos by gifting your little travelers with luggage that's all for them. Kid-friendly luggage pieces give them a sense of responsibility and importance that makes them feel so …
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by: ESPN

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by: CNN

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by: Reuters

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by: Forbes

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Canadian Travel To U.S. Plunges 32% In March As Boycott Escalates

The Canadian travel boycott of the U.S. picked up steam last month, setting up a potential $6 billion economic loss in commerce in 2025.
The article from Forbes, dated April 14, 2025, discusses the escalating boycott of travel to the USA by Canadian citizens in response to recent U.S. policies and actions. The boycott, initially sparked by controversial immigration policies, has gained momentum with support from various Canadian organizations and public figures. Travel data indicates a significant drop in Canadian visitors to the U.S., impacting businesses that rely on tourism. The movement has also seen an increase in social media activity, with hashtags like #BoycottUSA gaining traction. The article highlights statements from Canadian leaders and business owners on both sides of the border, reflecting the economic and political tensions caused by the boycott.

Read the Full Forbes Article at:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/suzannerowankelleher/2025/04/14/canadian-travel-usa-boycott-escalates/

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