Tourism is the next casualty in Trump's trade war. Our economy might not recover.

Tourism is the next casualty in Trump's trade war. Our economy might not recover.

President Trump's actions and rhetoric raise the risk that far fewer international tourists will visit the U.S., with World Cup and Olympics ahead.

Trump-Era Policies Drive Sharp Decline in International Tourism to U.S.

International travelers are turning away from the United States in increasing numbers as President Donald Trump’s trade policies and rhetoric spark boycotts and economic backlash. The effects are being felt most sharply from traditional U.S. allies like Canada, the United Kingdom, and Germany, where travel numbers have seen steep declines. A Goldman Sachs report warns that these combined effects — reduced foreign tourism and canceled purchases o…

• The bill will seriously affect several cultural programs that will see their federal funds cut.

In an international context in which economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions persist, the introduction and application of trade tariffs represent an additional factor of complexity that affects various sectors, including tourism. Despite the introduction of potential tariffs on goods and services, the United States is currently confirmed as an important tourist destination, with international arrivals expected to amount to 77 million, a…

Tourism in the United States loses influence and billions of dollars due to the Trump Effect, while foreign visitors keep arriving in China and Brazil skates to separate business ideology

Don't come to America? Trump's policies could kill US tourism.

… addition to the president’s economic … countries like Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Portugal and the United … demeaning words toward Europe, Mexico and even Lesotho … Colombia, 560 days in Turkey and 332 days in Morocco …