U.S. Tourism Data Warning: Visits From Europe Dropped in March

Key Points

• U.S. visits from 20 major countries fell by 10.3% in March, with Western European visits dropping 17.2%.
• The Trump administration's policies are impacting global travel interest to the U.S., with a noted decline in intent from European countries.
• British travel demand shows signs of recovery, with bookings increasing in March despite earlier declines.

Summary

In March, visits to the U.S. from 20 major countries declined by 10.3%, with a notable 17.2% drop from Western Europe, and Germany experiencing a 28.2% decrease. This trend aligns with reports of reduced travel demand to the U.S. due to geopolitical tensions under the Trump administration. However, British travel demand shows signs of resilience, with an increase in bookings in March.