It is risky to come here. You anything besides English and you could be having to deal with ICE and get kidnapped.
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Really? Not even countries in open war saw a decline?
I am surprised Alligator Auschwitz Concentration (soon to be death) Camp has not been touted as a tourist attraction by the white house yet.
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The rest of the world are such bullies.
Ireland mustn't count (small) Their stats only go to may, but month on month they have been seeing a decline in tourism.
https://www.cso.ie/en/releasesandpublications/ep/p-ibt/inboundtourismmay2025/
You would be right to be highly suspicious of this article. I have no doubt that tourism will decline in the US. Bigly. But in no other country by even a tiny bit?
What stats do they cite?
The United States is expected to be the only one out of 184 countries to see foreign visitor spending fall in 2025, according to the World Travel and Tourism Council.
Ok, so right off the bat they mislead with their headline.
Now do those 184 countries the WTTC estimated for include war-torn ones? And they're all expected to do as well or better than last year? Press x to doubt.
North Korea could do the craziest thing right now...
Of course they won't, but they could do a 180 and give everyone a free life.
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Not a shock knowing how things in America have changed.
Not even North Korea?
They just opened a new waterpark, it was big news and all
It's only been a couple of months. For many people across Europe, visiting the US is quite a trip, these are easily planned a year in advance. Therefore, many still visit the US, because otherwise they might lose serious sums of money. I'm curious to see what next years figures will look like
Don Glover "good" gif here.