The United States is expected to lose $12.5 billion in international travel spending by the end of the year due to factors such as the political climate, border issues, visa detentions, and a tariff war. This decline in spending by foreign tourists is impacting the US travel economy negatively.
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United States expected to lose $12.5 billion in international travel spending by the end of the year
Factors contributing to the decline in spending include the political climate, border issues, visa detentions, and a tariff war
Foreign tourists are spending less on holidays to the US, with estimated spending down 7% from last year