The Globe and Mail reports in its Thursday edition that President Donald Trump's belligerence has already pushed many Canadians to steer clear of the United States. The Globe's Mariya Postelnyak writes that now, U.S. military action in Venezuela threatens to shrink travel options in the Caribbean, too. Travel advisers across Canada say they have been fielding questions from people worried about losing money on winter getaways to destinations such as St. Lucia, Aruba and even Mexico. When U.S. Delta Forces launched a surprise capture of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela last weekend, travel by dozens of U.S. carriers to surrounding regions came to a halt. Global Affairs Canada warned Canadians to avoid all travel to Venezuela, while Air Canada issued advisories for surrounding regions, offering a flexible rebooking policy for flights to several destinations, including Antigua, Aruba, Barbados and the Dominican Republic that ended Tuesday. As of Tuesday, Air Canada said all flights to the Caribbean and South America have been operating as scheduled. Meanwhile, Mr. Trump has also ranted about Colombia's President, adding that "Cuba literally is ready to fall" and that "something's going to have to be done with Mexico."