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Canadian snowbirds are cutting U.S. winter trips due to costs, rules, and tensions, opting for Mexico, Caribbean, or Europe instead.
A new survey shows a sharp drop in Canadian snowbirds planning U.S. trips this winter, with only 26% intending to travel—down 37% from last year, especially among baby boomers.
Rising costs, political tensions, safety concerns, and new U.S. entry rules requiring fingerprinting, photos, and a $30 fee for stays over 30 days are key factors.
Many are now choosing Mexico, the Caribbean, or Europe instead.
While some with family or property ties may still visit, experts say lower prices in the U.S. could prompt a reconsideration.
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Los pájaros de nieve canadienses están recortando los viajes de invierno a los Estados Unidos debido a los costos, las reglas y las tensiones, y en su lugar están optando por México, el Caribe o Europa.