⚙ Policy Mix & Geopolitical Scenarios
Select a pre-calibrated scenario or manually adjust cross-border policy levers.
50%
Rollback of retaliatory import tariffs, lumber/steel disputes, and commercial trade hostility.
40%
Demilitarized protocols at crossings, de-escalation training, end of intrusive traveler interrogations.
30%
Cessation of annexation rhetoric, respectful bilateral rhetoric, and mutual recognition of sovereignty.
10%
Hotel & destination-backed "At Par" promotions offsetting the weak Canadian dollar exchange rate.
💬 Canadian Traveler Voices & Boycott Factors
Direct insights derived from active cross-border traveler testimonies.
"The punks and thugs of US CBP and ICE have stomped out any desire Canadians had to visit... It's not worth the risk of harassment, searches, and detention."
"I have about 10 Canadian friends who sold their winter homes in the US. Many snowbirds returned early... We now spend time locally in Niagara."
"My wife and I will probably resume going to the wonderful music camps available there once respect is restored, but our grocery boycott remains."
📊 Cross-Border Tourism Recovery Telemetry
Live Simulation Engine
Recovery Score
42.5%
Projected Return
450,000 / mo
Trust Index
38.2 / 100
Annual Revenue Delta
+$3.18 B
📈 Projected Monthly Canadian Cross-Border Visits (2026–2028)
Baseline vs. Policy Model
Status Quo Boycott Baseline (1.05M/mo)
Simulated Policy Recovery Trajectory
Pre-Crisis Historical Norm (2.25M/mo)
🏢 Sector-by-Sector US Economic Impact Assessment
Border State Hospitality
+39%
Hotels, motels, and diners in NY, WA, VT, MI, and ME border communities.
Snowbird Sunbelt Real Estate
+31%
Seasonal rentals and condo retention in Florida, Arizona, California, and Gulf Coast.
Duty-Free & Border Outlets
+44%
Port-of-entry stores and outlet malls recovering from multi-year solvency strains.
Cultural & Music Camps
+48%
Grassroots arts retreats, acoustic workshops, and summer masterclasses.