> The US travel industry is dying

Americans don’t get good vacation time, don’t spend a lot and often don’t go far.
International tourists, on the other hand, get lengthy vacation time, spend big and go almost anywhere*.

* Just not to the US now.

Thanks to this guy:

Back on planet reality:

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SamplesBoi wrote:Back on planet reality:

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Thanks to this guy:

Read it again, dingbat.

*Travel Industry*

Capice?
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Travel is overrated.

https://www.campidiot.com/viewtopic.php?id=1409364

 wrote:Read it again, dingbat.

*Travel Industry*

Capice?
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I get it.  You didn't cite your sources.  So it's fake, just like your sex life.

OK
It’s definitely fake.

But whatever Emperor Trump spouts is certified fact!

International travel to the US has fallen significantly, with the U.S. being the only major global economy to suffer a decline in international tourism and visitor spending. The downturn is driven by aggressive border crackdowns, shifting diplomatic relations, and strict tariff policies that have resulted in billions of lost revenue.

Key drivers and impacts of this decline include:

The "Trump Slump": Political friction and strict "America First" border policies have deterred millions of travelers.

Border Concerns: Reports of strict social media scanning, arbitrary detentions, and increased deportations have led many international tourists to view entry into the US as a "gamble" rather than a vacation

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