As anti-Trump sentiment increases in Canada due to tariff issues, California Governor Gavin Newsom has initiated an advertising campaign encouraging Canadians to vacation in California. This move appears to serve dual purposes: bolstering tourism revenues affected by decreasing Canadian visits to the U.S., and subtly casting Trump in a negative light. Newsom's campaign emphasizes the shared values between California and Canada, suggesting that political tensions should not hinder travel plans. Current statistics show a notable decline in Canadian tourist interest in the U.S., reflecting broader discontent toward Trump's policies.
In an effort to boost tourism amidst rising anti-Trump sentiment in Canada, Governor Gavin Newsom's new ad campaign invites Canadians to visit California.
Newsom declared, 'The Golden State and Canada have always had so much in common,' addressing the tensions politically without directly naming Trump.
Reports indicate that 59% of Canadians are less inclined to visit the U.S. this year, and 36% of those with plans have canceled.
California Governor Gavin Newsom is exploring legal options to exempt California from Trump's tariffs as part of a broader strategy to protect tourism.
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