According to a report by the UK’s The Guardian, influenced by the US tariff policies, data from the hotel reservation platform “Trivago” reveals a notable decline in the number of tourists from Canada, Japan, Mexico, and Germany booking trips to the US.
The tariff – induced price hikes on flights, especially those on the US – Canada and US – Mexico routes, have made traveling to the US more expensive. Moreover, the concerns over economic uncertainty have led both British and American tourists to prefer domestic vacations. As a result, Americans are cutting back on travel spending and showing a higher demand for budget – friendly and lower – star – rated hotels.
This trend not only reflects the direct impact of tariff policies on international travel decisions but also signals a broader shift in the tourism market due to economic concerns. It remains to be seen how the US tourism industry will adapt to these changes.
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