How US President Donald Trump’s first hundred days back in office are sending shockwaves through the travel trade: tariffs, immigration crackdowns, and global tourism fallout is no longer just a political headline—it’s a full-blown economic disruption shaking the very core of the travel trade.

Montana joins New York, Arizona, Texas, Washington, Florida, California, and Nevada in facing a severe tourism crisis, as the Trump tariff trade war spirals into a full-blown economic setback. Montana joins this downward spiral, aligning with New York, Arizona, Texas, Washington, Florida, California, and Nevada—each state now grappling with a sharp downfall in tourist arrivals from Canada.

Delta Air Lines sidesteps 10% Trump-era tariffs on Airbus planes via international routing, setting a precedent in aviation logistics with global impacts on travel and fleet operations.

In 2025, travelers observe Japan strengthening Southeast Asian ties amid Trump-era tariffs, impacting global trade, investment flows, and the future of regional tourism mobility.

Thailand’s ministerial talks with the US to negotiate a 36% tariff have been delayed, but officials remain hopeful. The tariff could impact Thailand’s economy, as it seeks to avoid damaging trade consequences.

The US trade war and ongoing economic uncertainty are posing significant threats to the future of Boeing’s 777X aircraft.

Travel spending is set to decline in 2025, with a projected 21% decrease in business travel volume, as U.S. policies and tariffs create uncertainty reports GBTA

Spain and the Balearic Islands face growing economic concerns as the 10% tariff disrupts exports and tourism, threatening slower growth and stability.

China’s President Xi Jinping’s Southeast Asia tour aims to strengthen ties with Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia amid growing US tariffs. Implications for travelers from China and global tourism are clear.

American tourists in Paris are taking extreme measures to hide their nationality, feeling embarrassed by Trump’s controversial tariff hikes and global trade tensions.