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Travel to United States drops in wake of Trump presidency
- Foreign travel to the United States dropped significantly after President Donald Trump's election, with notable declines reported by March 2025.
- This decline followed reports of harsh detentions at U.S. airports and increasing discomfort among visitors due to tariffs, ideology, safety, and principles.
- Paul Douglas, who identifies as queer, visited Disneyland in October 2024 but plans to avoid U.S. travel for the next four years, exemplifying this trend.
- According to March Commerce Department data, foreign visitors by air fell nearly 10% from last year, while Goldman Sachs warns this could cost up to $90 billion in lost tourism revenue.
- The downturn threatens economies dependent on tourism, particularly states like Florida, as it may reduce business income and state funding amid concerns from lodging and restaurant industries.
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Local tourism officials have already warned that Philadelphia’s economy could suffer from a decline in visitors associated with Trump's trade war and rhetoric toward Canada and Europe.
·Philadelphia, United States
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Trump promises summer tourism rebound as visits to U.S. plunge
·Washington, United States
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Those who have booked usually go, but the travel industry is uncertain. Cheaper offers and dollar rate should lure.
·Zürich, Switzerland
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Total News Sources21
Leaning Left7Leaning Right3Center5Last UpdatedBias Distribution47% Left
Bias Distribution
- 47% of the sources lean Left
47% Left
L 47%
C 33%
R 20%
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