New York City joins Los Angeles, Newark, Fort Lauderdale, Atlanta, Miami, and other U.S. cities in facing a significant decline in tourist arrivals from Latin America.

Explore how Switzerland, along with France, the United Kingdom, Spain, Germany, and Denmark, contributed to the US tourism freefall, causing a record decline in California’s tourist arrivals in 2025.

Explore how Virginia, along with California, Texas, Washington, Nevada, and Vermont, is facing a decline in tourist arrivals after FY 2026’s first quarter due to global uncertainties, changing travel habits, and pandemic impacts.

Caribbean countries like the Bahamas, Jamaica, and Barbados faced a significant decline in U.S. tourist arrivals last year. Discover the reasons behind the drop and what’s next for the region’s tourism.

Explore how Texas, California, Massachusetts, New York, Illinois, and New Jersey face a decline in Asian tourist arrivals in 2025. Learn why.

Canada and other key markets fueled a US tourism freefall last year as higher costs, visa limits, and softer demand drove a sharp decline in tourist arrivals.

Jamaica joins Barbados, Aruba, Bahamas, Chile, Trinidad and Tobago, Dominican Republic, and other leading Caribbean nations in shattering US tourism with a devastating 6% decline in 2025 due to stricter travel regulations, rising visa costs, and safety concerns, making it harder for Caribbean visitors to travel to the US.

US tourism sees fewer foreign visitors in 2025 despite global spending rise. Canada, Mexico, Europe dips impact tourism recovery, boosting domestic travel.

Aruba, Jamaica, Barbados, Canada, the Bahamas, Chile, Trinidad and Tobago, and other countries have significantly impacted US tourism growth in 2025 with tightened travel restrictions, causing a 6% drop in foreign visitors. These nations, often key contributors to US tourism, have implemented policies that have made travel to the US more difficult and costly.

Germany, Finland, Netherlands, and Norway are leading the charge in the 5-8% decline of U.S. tourism, significantly impacting states like Vermont, Washington, Utah, Maine, New York, and Texas.