Travel agents in Saskatchewan say they’ve had a number of trip cancellations over the past few weeks for U.S. vacations due to looming tariff threats and increased Canadian pride. Agencies say Canadians would rather travel anywhere else.

“They are boycotting every single product in Canada that is made in the United States,” the driver continues. “You can go to the grocery stores in Canada … all the stuff from the U.S., completely full, not a one, they’re on sale, she said they’re on sale price for $2.97, nobody’s touching it.”

It’s unclear what will happen to Hawaii’s second largest international visitor market. Some Canadians have been canceling trips to the United States due to tariff threats, and economic uncertainty within their own country.

Newfoundland and Labrador tourism operators Ann Simmons and Michael Gatherall say it's too early to tell if there will be a business boost from Canadians boycotting the U.S. as a travel destination.

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