Arizona tour company sues over Trump’s nonresident fee at national parks
The company says the residency-based surcharge lacks congressional authorization and has cost it foreign bookings as nonresidents pay $100 more per person.
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Arizona tour company sues over Trump’s nonresident fee at national parks
An Arizona-based tour company is suing the Trump administration over its move to impose higher national park visitor fees on people who don’t live in the U.S. In a new filing Monday, Across Arizona Tours said it has lost business because of the higher costs for nonresidents imposed by the administration earlier this year. The company’s…
An Arizona tour company is suing a $100 surcharge for foreign tourists at the Grand Canyon. Learn about the reasons for the lawsuit and the NPS's rules.
Travel company suing over national park fees
At the start of 2026, a new policy put in place by the Trump administration started requiring non-U.S. residents to pay a $100 entrance fee for 11 national parks such as Everglades, Glacier, Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, and Grand Teton. This came alongside raising the price of the America the…
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