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The Cape’s summer may see fewer visitors this year amid tariffs and federal cuts.
Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce CEO Paul Niedzwiecki says bookings are down compared to previous years, with family vacations usually the first to go when inflation and other economic challenges rise.
He adds that the Cape has also lost many Canadian visitors as trade feuds continue with the US.
About Grady CulhaneGrady Culhane is a Cape Cod native from Eastham. He studied media communications at Cape Cod Community College and joined the CapeCod.com News Center in 2019. Host of Sunday Journal.
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