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U.S. Sees Roughly 4 Million Fewer Foreign Visitors in 2025 and Billions in Lost Spending

Policy confusion, sharp political rhetoric and flight disruptions have eroded visitor confidence and pushed recovery into a multi-year outlook.

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WTTC Data Show U.S. Lost International Visitors in 2025 as Global Travel Surged

Mexico’s International Entries Rose 8.5% in February, Led by Day Trips

Argentina’s Outbound Travel Drops for First Time Since 2024 as Inbound Rises

ETC Sees Europe’s 2026 Tourism Growth Pivot to Asia as U.S. Demand Cools

Japan Records First Drop in Foreign Visitors Since 2022 as Chinese Arrivals Plunge

Germany Urges Travelers Not to Enter Egypt With Only a National ID Card

U.S. Plan to Require Social-Media Data From Visa Waiver Travelers Could Cost Tourism $15.7 Billion

Mexico Tourism Accelerates in November With Receipts Up and Average Spend Down

Brazil Sets Record With 9.29 Million Foreign Visitors in 2025

Ecosur Study: Mar del Plata Now the Cheapest Total January Trip for Argentine Families

Russia Grants 30-Day Visa-Free Entry to Chinese Nationals Through 2026

Putin Says Russia Will Grant Visa-Free Entry to Chinese Visitors Soon

Canadian Travel to U.S. Falls for 10th Straight Month, Putting Billions in Tourism at Risk

Jet2 Boss Slams Spain’s ‘Rich Tourists’ Strategy, Calls for Jail for Unlicensed Rentals

U.S. Imposes $250 Visa Integrity Fee, Lifting Most Nonimmigrant Visa Costs to $435

U.S. Reports 8% June Drop in Indian Visitors, First Since 2001

Argentina’s July Tourism Gap Widens as Outbound Travel Hits Record Since 2017

US Enacts $250 Visa Integrity Fee as Collection and Refund Rules Stay Unsettled

Mexico Tourism Surges 18% in May Thanks to Border Crossings Uptick