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Canadians are flooding back across the border in record numbers, with a 16% jump in crossings into Manitoba from the U.S. last month — nearly 68,000 people compared to just over 42,000 in June. Meanwhile, Americans are also pouring into Manitoba, with over 38,000 vehicle crossings in July — the highest in five years. Minnesota’s tourism board is riding the wave, reporting a 14% surge in Canadian visitors and launching targeted social media campaigns that have driven a staggering 654% spike in Canadian web traffic. With the U.S. dollar weaker and safety perceptions improving, Canadians are increasingly seeing the U.S. as an affordable, welcoming destination — especially as back-to-school season looms. North Dakota is even jumping on the bandwagon with billboards touting its proximity and uniqueness, while Manitoba is promoting itself as a year-round getaway, drawing travelers from beyond the immediate border.

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