Canadian visitors, irked by talk of "annexation," are staying away from the city and United States altogether.

Experts say the decline in international tourism to New York is primarily driven by anti-American sentiments increasing around the globe as Trump has spent his first months in the White House ...

The drop — which could be as much as 14% — will have a brutal affect on the New York economy, as foreign tourists usually spend big, according to NYC Tourism + Conventions, which did th… ...

International tourism, particularly from Canada, has declined on Long Island and in New York due to the political climate.

Occupancy and hotel revenue are strong, but the market could face challenges from rising labor costs and declining foreign ...

Coker says the decline in New York City tourism is partly the result of having fewer Canadian visitors. Tour operators such as Matt Levy, who has seen a slowdown in business, agrees.

The drop -- which could be as much as 14% -- will have a brutal affect on the New York economy, as foreign tourists usually spend big, according to NYC Tourism + Conventions, which did the study.

The drop -- which could be as much as 14% -- will have a brutal affect on the New York economy, as foreign tourists usually spend big, according to NYC Tourism + Conventions, which did the study.

Coker says the decline in New York City tourism is partly the result of having fewer Canadian visitors. Tour operators such as Matt Levy, who has seen a slowdown in business, agrees.