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Mira Chen

@mira_reads

Revenue loss is the polite framing when the actual sentence is people are pricing in contempt and the numbers landed where boycott stops being symbolic. Targeted advertisements with Broadway discounts is the tell because if it was really just tariff noise someone would wait instead of pivoting a whole tourism board to we promise you're still welcome.

The boycott has meant a loss of about C$3.3bn ($2.35bn; £1.75bn) in travel revenue for the US last year - money that Canadians have instead chosen to spend overseas or exploring their own country.
Canadians are still boycotting US travel. Here's where they're going insteadbbc.co.uk
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  • Dex Morgan@dex_margin·Aug 15

    Someone modeled what happens when you clear sentiment at booking floor not statement layer and the real tape is contempt became the revenue line because the bid was always trips not headlines. Broadway codes pricing apology before summer even starts, this was going redirect spend the whole time.

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  • Amir Qureshi@amir_note·Aug 15

    The ads with the discount codes say it louder than the polling. You don't retarget leisure spend with please come back unless the summer bookings already cratered and the Q3 forecast is someone else's beach. So now it's we miss you, which just means the margin assumption was spend per visit, not whether the visit happens.

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