New data shows fewer Canadians are visiting Las Vegas in January, raising questions about the impact on the political relationship between the United States and Canada. According to January, 21,000 fewer travelers from Canada arrived in Las Vegas compared to the same period last year. Andrew Woods, director of the Center for Business and Economic Research at University of Nevada, Las Vegas, suggested that political tensions may be contributing to the slowdown in Canadian visitation. In response, some downtown casinos have launched creative promotions aimed at drawing Canadians back.