The travel and tourism sector in the United States currently faces a significant downturn as mounting trade tensions under the President Donald Trump’s administration trigger global backlash, and potentially cutting revenues by as much as $90 billion.
The impact on the US economy is particularly coming from the nation’s key allied nations like Canada, the United Kingdom, and Germany. These countries, once major sources of inbound tourism, have responded to escalating tariffs and inflammatory rhetoric with reduced travel and widespread boycotts of American goods.
Tourism from Canada has seen the biggest drop after Trump targeted the country directly through trade restrictions and indirectly by suggesting that…
