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Pacific Northwest Hotels Brace for a Second Year of Softening as Canadian Travelers Stay Home

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Seattle draws short-term relief from FIFA World Cup matches while Portland's recovery slows, and both markets bank on rapidly shrinking construction pipelines to reset the supply-demand equation. Seattle and Portland are entering 2026 on divergent but equally challenged paths, with both Pacific Northwest markets absorbing the impact of a sharp drop in Canadian cross-border travel […]

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