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US tourism industry faces drop-off as immigration agenda deters travellers
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I really wanted to visit this year to for the first time, but instead I'm going to Canada and I'm really excited!
Just a warning: both nations are huge, and depending on where you go you’ll have a very different experience.
Generally in Canada, the colder the climate, the warmer the people, so you have to decide how much you value both.
Canada is very similar to the US except not insane and colder.
Yes. Don't come to the south-western part where it's rainy but warm. Pleugh. Very expensive.
Avoid the posh hotels in Ucluelet (land in tahsis nearby if you don't like the drive) or the beaches in Tofino. Or the forests around port Renfrew (YCD airport to skip that drive). Bleugh. Terrible. Not a Starbucks in sight.
Vancouver too. Yuck. (YCH/YVR). Pretty blue glass and excursions to pretty bridges and hills and trails. Focus on the san-fran style homeless issues and high cost of your trip.
Definitely Do Not go see ucky Canada. But we'd love to have you and hope you have a great time.
Glad you're avoiding our shithole country. Wish I could say the same.
Welcome! Hope you have a lovely time!
Looking forward to seeing you round here, eh!