Passenger traffic on cross-border flights decreased for the 14th consecutive month in March. The numbers fell seven percent compared with March 2025 at about 1.2 million screened passengers. Las Vegas has been hit hard, as have other major US destinations. Canadian travel to the city dropped 17.4% in 2025 to about 1.2 million visitors. Before COVID-19, Vegas hosted 1.4 to 1.8 million Canadians annually. Despite the drop, Canadians remain the largest international visitor group. Resorts are trying to keep them coming. Numbers for the first few months of 2026 show upticks in visitors of about two percent compared with the previous year. Promotions aimed at luring Canadians might be helping turn the tide for Vegas.