European Tourism to U.S. Declines as Travelers Protest Trump Policies

Stricter immigration rules, updated travel advisories, and political tensions drive a shift to alternative destinations like Canada.

Visitor numbers from Western Europe to the U.S. fell 1% year-on-year in February 2025, reversing previous growth trends.
Germany and Britain have issued updated travel advisories warning citizens about strict U.S. entry rules and potential detentions.
European travel agents are reducing marketing efforts for U.S. trips, citing declining interest and dissatisfaction with U.S. policies.
Canada is experiencing a tourism boom as European travelers opt for alternative destinations in response to U.S. political and border policies.
The U.S. tourism industry faces significant economic losses, with a projected $64 billion decline in 2025 due to reduced international travel.