$18 billion a year dip in US tourism expected — thanks to Trump

$18 billion a year dip in US tourism expected — thanks to Trump

The United States is one of the top three most visited countries in the world. The big draw cards – cities such as San Francisco, New York and Chicago and national parks such as Yosemite – have attracted international tourists for decades. This combined with its role as a global business powerhouse meant it had 66.5 million visitors in 2023 – and the 2024 figure is expected to be higher still. But a lot has changed in recent months, and 2025’s f…

Entry of foreign travellers to the United States is expected to fall by 5.1% in 2025 compared to the previous year, compared to an expected increase of 8.8% previously, according to a report published by Tourism Economics at the end of February. Since this publication, "the situation has worsened (...) and the result will probably be worse," says Adam Sacks, president of Tourism Economics, now considering it the "effects of antipathy towards the…

The immigration and trade policies promoted by President Donald Trump have negatively impacted tourism in the United States, with a decrease in the arrival of international visitors and a negative perception of the country as a destination. For this year, an 11% drop in the influx of tourists is anticipated. In February alone, the number of international visitors dropped 2.4% compared to the same period last year. Tariffs and migratory measures …

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Forbes Daily: U.S. Tourism Is Taking A Hit From Trump’s Policies

Last year was a banner year for companies in the S&P 500. But for small businesses, the picture is more complicated. For the first time in three years, more small businesses reported a drop in revenue in 2024 than...

U.S. tourism industry will take a hit from loss of Canadian traffic. Why? Trump’s tariffs. South Dakota won’t be immune — The South Dakota Standard

U.S. tourism information sources are loaded these days with reports about the harsh effects we’re about to be feel from the significant loss of Canadian visitors this year. The obvious reason? President Trump’s tariffs, along Trump’s bluster and bombast directed at Canada.Need some stats? Here ya go.Here’s a report from yesterday’s OAG, a widely followed source of air travel data, reporting on Canadian-U.S. flight bookings: Through Oct. 2025, bo…