Canadian visitors have long been a cornerstone of our local economy. Whether they’re vacationing, shopping, dining, or accessing services, our Quebec friends support businesses of all kinds—not just those in tourism.
Canadian visitation dropped 16% in February, driven by a weak exchange rate, new tariffs, and shifting political perceptions. A recent poll even found that over a quarter of Quebecers now view the U.S. unfavorably, and more than 40% of Canadian group tours have been canceled.
To help, the Adirondack Coast team has developed bilingual signage for use across all types of businesses. Whether you run a store, an office, or a service-based business, we’re asking you to join us in creating a consistent, region-wide message of welcome.
Download & Display the Poster: Welcome Poster (PDF)
What Else?
Appreciate Those Who Visit – Many Canadians are still coming—let’s make them feel extra welcome!
For helpful travel tips and resources, visit the Adirondack Coast Visitors Bureau’s website. Their dedicated Tips for Canadians page includes information on what you can bring back home, current border wait times, duty-free allowances, and more.
The Adirondack Coast's Canadian Television (CTV) campaign targets Quebec visitors, showcasing our region through engaging television ads. As travel patterns shift due to political and economic changes, staying informed is key. While our commitment to hospitality remains strong, this campaign helps us connect with our Canadian audience.