Would love to see this chart updated post-2025, to see the effects of the Canadian boycott.
DelcoTank on
Not to mention all the other countries telling their citizens that the US isn’t safe.
Low-Possibility-7060 on
I wonder what the 2025 version will look like
UrbanPlannerholic on
Will 2025 include all the deportations?
jaherafi on
I wonder what it looks like in a few years after the 250 USD visa fee hike hits
Classic_Desk4366 on
The Beaver about to mess up this chart going into 2025
Augen76 on
Every business knows you should antagonize your two biggest customers.
Thisismypseudonym on
Per the linked article for anyone else wondering the obvious.
>In 2025, international arrivals to the U.S. are sharply declining. Frustrated by Trump’s tariffs and rhetoric—and unsettled by reports of tourists being detained at the border—many travelers are opting to vacation elsewhere.
>According to the federal government’s National Travel and Tourism Office, overseas visits to the U.S. fell by 11.6% in March compared to the same month last year.
geek66 on
Month to month over the last 6 years would be nice
Commercial_Sea5976 on
I wonder what caused Japan tourism to be cut in half…aging population?
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Would love to see this chart updated post-2025, to see the effects of the Canadian boycott.
Not to mention all the other countries telling their citizens that the US isn’t safe.
I wonder what the 2025 version will look like
Will 2025 include all the deportations?
I wonder what it looks like in a few years after the 250 USD visa fee hike hits
The Beaver about to mess up this chart going into 2025
Every business knows you should antagonize your two biggest customers.
Per the linked article for anyone else wondering the obvious.
>In 2025, international arrivals to the U.S. are sharply declining. Frustrated by Trump’s tariffs and rhetoric—and unsettled by reports of tourists being detained at the border—many travelers are opting to vacation elsewhere.
>According to the federal government’s National Travel and Tourism Office, overseas visits to the U.S. fell by 11.6% in March compared to the same month last year.
Month to month over the last 6 years would be nice
I wonder what caused Japan tourism to be cut in half…aging population?