Travel to U.S. Declines Amid Tariffs

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Tourism Economics

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Nervous about Trump, international tourists scrap their U.S. travel plans

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International travel to the United States is expected to slide by 5 percent this year , contributing to a $64 billion shortfall for the travel industry.

The number of overseas visitors to the U.S. fell 2.4 percent in February from a year earlier , government data shows.

Travel from China is down 11 percent , according to Tourism Economics .

Economic red flags have been piling up in recent weeks .

New tariffs are reigniting concerns about price increases, and policy uncertainties have made it tougher for businesses and households to plan for the future.

Travel from Western Europe , which made up more than one-third of overseas travel last year , could be hard-hit.

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