Exclusive: Liberal Governor Gavin Newsom It is clear in a new campaign that Canadian tourists are welcome in the Golden State as he hopes to promote international travel after a sharp decline in U.S. tourism caused by President Donald Trump’s tariff policy.
“We get it. White House News magazine administration officials told Fox News Digital on Monday that it is not entirely articulating the welcome mat, but Canadians should know that California will continue to welcome them and we are grateful for their partnership.
The event, in partnership with nonprofit tourism organizations, will visit California internationally, similar to Newsom’s phone call, requiring countries not to place Retaliatory tariffs on California products this month.
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U.S. President Donald Trump (C) approached reporters after arriving at Los Angeles International Airport in Los Angeles, California on January 24, 2025, speaking, and Melania Trump (R) and California Governor Gavin Newsom spoke on both sides. (Mandel Ngan/AFP via Getty Images)
Newsom’s office says Since Trump Since taking office, the tourism industry has dropped significantly to a level that has never been seen since the Alliance’s pandemic on the 19th. Tourism from Canada brought in 1.8 million tourists last year and revenue of CAD 3.72 billion, down 12% from February compared to last year, and the percentage is expected to rise as the tariffs arrive.
According to Newsom’s office, the $5.2 million campaign is part of Cloud California’s annual marketing investment in Canada.
There are rumors that Newsom is watching the 2028 presidential election and he will also meet with British Columbia Prime Minister David Eby to discuss opportunities to expand the California-Canada partnership. Two politicians discussed ways to collaborate in the timber industry, the national transport corridor and housing, a news official said.
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Newsom held a virtual meeting with British Columbia Prime Minister David Eby on Monday. (Gavin Newsom’s Press Office)
Trump joking That Canada The United States may remain the “51st state” of Canada’s largest trading partner, providing nearly two-thirds of imports and purchasing more than 70% of exports. Canadian goods have been levied at 25% according to Trump’s new tariff rate.
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Vancouver-based travel group reported a 90% drop in future bookings, according to a report from Politico this week. Travac Tours in Ottawa canceled all travel in the U.S. until July, when Maple Leaf Tours in Kingston, Ontario saw business drops 70% to 80%.
Canada imposed reciprocal tariffs on US goods worth $30 billion in mid-March.
