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Story summary
- Canada’s international visitor spending rose 3.6% in Q4 2025, signaling tourism resilience.
- The growth followed a decline in U.S. travel driven by political tensions and economic factors.
- Canadian airline arrivals in Las Vegas declined, with WestJet down 27.3% and Air Canada down 22.7%.
- Travel anxiety among Canadians persists due to U.S. immigration policies and rising costs.
- Experts suggest Las Vegas refine marketing to attract diverse travelers and address shifting preferences.
