Viajes en EE. UU. en 2025: quiénes vinieron, quiénes se quedaron en casa... y qué estados salieron perdiendo

Key Points

• International travel to the U.S. declined by 2.6% through November 2025, with notable drops from Western Europe, Canada, and Asia.
• Certain countries, such as Argentina, Israel, and Guatemala, bucked the trend with double-digit increases in U.S. visitation.
• Tourism impacts varied by state, with places like Puerto Rico, Florida, and Hawaii seeing gains, while New York, California, and Washington, D.C. saw declines.

Summary

International travel to the U.S. declined in 2025, especially from Western Europe, Canada, and Asia, due to factors like political polarization, affordability, and negative perceptions of U.S. leadership. However, some countries, including Argentina, Israel, and Guatemala, saw significant increases in visits, influenced in part by favorable political relations and efforts to ease travel restrictions. The impact varied across states, with Puerto Rico, Florida, and Hawaii experiencing growth in overseas visitors, while destinations like New York, California, and Washington, D.C. faced declines.