Welche Länder kehren dem US-Reiseverkehr den Rücken?
Von vladgrinch
Welche Länder kehren dem US-Reiseverkehr den Rücken?
Von vladgrinch
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This could mean that the US is not approving as much visas as before rather than disinterest in visiting the US
Canada’s travel drop to the United States is higher than 30%
I wonder why Russia has increased its visits to the U.S.?!
Chasing those sweet Mongolian tourist dollars. This will help the economy.
Mexicans betrayed their own country
I guess Mexico must be getting different news than Canada
It would be interesting to overlay this data with change in US visa denials. Then we can meaningfully tell if the country is turning their back on US or if US is not letting them in.
Ok, I’m a little shocked at North Korea…
North korean tourism is rising how nice
What’s up with the Brits? Can’t they find somewhere else to go?
This map could be made every year and Mexico would still be green
Rare W for Switzerland.
Proof that tourism is elastic.
the countries in red dark red are mostly nations that have high visa denials anyway, except for Canada, Denmark or Germany maybe
mexico dark green lol
Most of the red was already very very low. All this is really doing is hurting and separating friends, family, and loved ones.
Why is Tunisia seeing a boom?
after the recent stuff it’s all going to be dark red lol
Well i’m not giving strangers access to my phone, so…
And it’s so utterly stupid, anyway
You think that a terrorist, wanting to blow something up, would be trying to enter USA through the border with a phone with data like „I wanna put a bomb under some USA monument“ ??
Pictures of a bomb on the phone?
Statements about bombings on their facebook?
They wouldn’t bring other (clean) devices??
It’s just stupid.
Mexico did not understand the assignment like Canada did 🙄
We’ve gotta bump those number’s down
We in Latin America actually have an increase of USA people, man, it’s not even the classic digital nomads or „expats“, we are having people looking for permanent residency.
Thought it’d be worse tbh
Almost all of Latin America has gone up, checks out.
Is the international trade administration a US agency that does need to distort its data to avoid upsetting Trump?
Keep in mind this was _before_ the most recent changes to entry requirements will have been enacted.
Expect all of these numbers to crater
Yet we hear very little of the impact on the US tourist / hospitality industry?… It must be devastated?
So European countries are traveling more to US!
Doesn’t the US now require DNA samples and shit?