US EditionUS expected a big travel year, but overseas visitors — angered by Trump — are heading elsewhere
- International arrivals to the U.S. Are declining, with 7.1 million visitors from overseas from January to March, which is 3.3% fewer than in 2024.
- Residents of Canada are unhappy with President Donald Trump’s comments suggesting Canada should become the 51st state and his tariffs.
- Leisure trips by Chinese citizens to U.S. Destinations like Disneyland are decreasing dramatically.
- Tourism Economics predicts that these declines will continue until after Trump's presidency ends.
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US–Canada Flights to Drop by 70%: How Trump’s Policies Are Disrupting Your Travel Plans? – Knowhere News
Travel between Canada and the U.S. took a major hit this February. According to data from U.S. Customs and Border Protection, nearly half a million fewer Canadians crossed the land border into the U.S. compared to the same time last year. That’s a dramatic drop – one we haven’t seen since the peak of Covid-19 border shutdowns. Len Saunders, an immigration lawyer in Washington State near the Canadian border, summed it up well: “This is like Covid…
Instability in the U.S. keeps Barcelona’s tourism sector on track
The drift from the United States under the presidency of Donald Trump, with the possible consequences of his trade war and a possible depreciation of the dollar have put the tourist sector of Barcelona on guard. Of all the tourists visiting the city, after those arriving from other parts of Spain, the first foreign nationality is the North American one. Last year they represented 14.1% of the tourists who stayed in hotels (1.1 million people of …
Tourism From Europe to US Is Down 17%, US to Europe Down 37%
(Independent Sentinel)—According to the Data scientist at Financial Times (FT), Europeans are canceling plans in response to Trump’s policies, rhetoric, and horror stories from the border. When I was a flight attendant based in Rome, all the newspapers ripped Americans apart daily, with frightening tales of criminals running rampant. That was before they were running wild in New York City streets. The people were great, but they also have ridicu…
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