Nothing like being at National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) in mid-July in Loudon, New Hampshire, our biggest single event of the year, and realizing that our stands were partly empty because the Canadians who usually visit and enjoy the Magic Mile could not come.
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Hassan highlights the economic impact of border closures on tourism during a major event.
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