Do they really?

Do they really?

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Is that YVR

We're not foreigners though, we're Americans. Only internationals are foreigners.

America is the only country wealthy and populous enough to enable a significant number of its citizens to travel internationally, thus warranting representation of its flag on a sign

Exactly this mindset, but unironically.

this

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Unless there's another airport in Canada that gets enough Chinese visitors to warrant putting it on the sign.
Also explains the US flag since they have CBP preclearance.

Based. We can't be foreigners. The whole planet belongs to us.

More Russians travel abroad than Americans both total and per capita.
Curiously, there is no Russian present on the sign in OP's picture. Perhaps because of russophobia.
Sources for total figures:
unwto.org/tourism-data/country-profile-outbound-tourism (pic rel, Russia 45mil in 2019, doesn't include an American figure)
statista.com/statistics/214774/number-of-outbound-tourists-from-the-us/ (America 44mil in 2019)
Source for per capita figures:
ourworldindata.org/grapher/tourist-departures-per-1000-vs-gdp?tab=map (247 per 1,000 Russians, 269 per 1,000 Americans)
Please do your part to combat russophobia.

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>both total and per capita.
>(247 per 1,000 Russians, 269 per 1,000 Americans)
I see that common core math is really coming in handy