European travelers, Trump’s policy threatened tourism, canceled US visits

The number of European travelers from the United States fell sharply as the fears of President Donald Trump and a terrible border and threatened the most profitable airline in the world.

In the United States, visitors of Western Europe, who left at least one night, the International Commerce Management decreased by 17 percent a year ago.

Travel from some countries – Ireland, Norway and Germany, including more than 20 percent, and ITA data data showed an FT analysis.

Trend poses a threat to the US tourist industry, which is 2.5 percent of the country’s GDP. Some airline and hotel groups, transatlantic travel and warned the “bad buzz” demand on visiting and the United States.

According to it, in March 2021, 12 percent of the march in March 2021, in March 2021, a total decrease in the most decline since the travel sector.

“Only two months (Trump) showed a way by reducing US travel to the United States,” said Paul English, traveling website co-founder Kayak. “This is not only a more horrible blow to the US economy, which represents the loss of influence for repairs.”

In the late March last year, during Easter, the passover may partially reflect the reduction in the road.

However, it is very clear from other information, including the US airports and land transitions from Canada. ” And this is a reaction to Trump, “he said.

Transatlantic routes are the most profitable in the world, airlines, pandemic, especially in the award-winning seats, require the fight against these flights.

Virgin Atlantic, U.S. Consumers from the US Consumer Transatlantic Flight and Air France-CLM Director General Benmith’s market “Light softness” said the Amid’s economic classes were forced to reduce economic classes.

However, the owner of the British Airways said they did not see any effects of both of the IAG and US Carrier Delta weather lines.

Airlines are closely connected to the wider economy, as consumers tend to fly to fly when consumers are concerned about a recession. Barclays analysts said they were concerned about the transatlantic routes they earn a profit for “sudden reduction” this week.

Naren Shaam, Director General of the Walking Order site Omio, said that a year before a year a year ago – 40 percent of the UK, Germany and France show a more high cancellation rate.

The CEO of the French Hotel Giant Accor Sébastien Bazin said that the US border told Bloomberg that he created the “bad voice” to visit the United States.

Last week, Accor said that 25 percent of orders are low for visitors of European Europeans in the United States.

The opening of international visitors to the United States emphasizes the potential economic impact of a more aggressive border policy under the Trump.

Last year, international guests spent more than $ 253 billion in US goods and services related to US goods and services, or in 2024, more than 19 percent in the United States, more than 19 percent.

An industrial group warned the “tendencies”, which includes the factors, including “American applause”.

Delta President Glen Hauenstein said the carrier was a “significant” drop in orders from Canada. Airline He took his lead This week is inside the wider uncertainty.

Gloria Sync, Nottingham, the author and author of the UK nottingham, he said he cancel a trip to San Francisco after seeing the reports of the detained tourists.

“Borders look dangerous,” he said. “I don’t know if I will never get back and be honest.”

Travel from Canadians, there is a major source of tourism for “Winter-Sun” directions Also rejected. For example, in the US places such as Las Vegas, a quarter of 1.4mn Canadians or all international visitors in 2023 were welcomed.

Research firm Tourism Economy, previously evaluated a 9 percent increase In international arrival compared to 2024, he reconsidered the forecast last week 9.4 percent decrease After the Trump’s Tariff Advertisement last week.

Sacks also pointed out the aggressive rhetoric of Trump towards AU, Greenland and Canada. “All of these are thoroughly mistakes and they have a significant impact on thoughts against the United States and therefore travel.”

Demolition of Trump Tariffs and Management Foreign Aid Agency USAID, a British living in Paris to cancel his visit to Washington next year.

Both of the girls in the UK work in education and can allow public sector to work with the risk of recession.

“Now I contacted me to visit my friends in Paris,” Harrington said. “I will not visit the States unless Trump goes.”