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International Arrivals

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Trump claims he has done the most for American tourism, but international arrival data reveal a different picture

Find out how Trump’s claim of a historic contribution to American tourism compares with official figures on domestic travel, international arrivals, and expectations for the 2026 World Cup. We bring an overview of the key data, political context, and industry reactions.

19.04.2026

Travel

WTTC warns: the U.S. remains the largest tourism market, but weakening interest from foreign visitors threatens its leadership

Find out why WTTC warns that the U.S. is at a tourism crossroads: despite global growth in travel, international arrivals and spending by foreign visitors are weakening, and pressure from competing destinations is becoming increasingly visible. We bring an overview of the key causes, figures, and possible consequences.

16.04.2026

Travel

Beijing opens its doors to foreign tourists, but at the same time tightens oversight of the tourism sector

Find out how Beijing is attracting more international visitors through visa facilitations, easier entry, and better services, while at the same time strengthening control over travel agencies, prices, and practices that undermine travellers' trust and the destination's reputation.

10.04.2026

Travel

American tourism declines ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026: can the World Cup change the negative trend

Find out why people are talking about the “Trump slump” in American tourism, how international arrivals are weakening despite strong interest in travel, and whether the FIFA World Cup 2026 in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico can become a turning point for tourism, the economy, and the country’s image.

30.03.2026

Travel

Tourism recovered in 2025, but New York and global travel in 2026 are entering a period of new uncertainty

Find out how New York City reached 84.7 billion dollars in tourism impact in 2025, while the beginning of 2026 brings new risks for global travel. We provide an overview of tourism recovery, the decline in international arrivals, rising costs, and the impact of geopolitical crises on future forecasts.

25.03.2026

International Arrivals

Articles with this tag

Trump claims he has done the most for American tourism, but international arrival data reveal a different picture

WTTC warns: the U.S. remains the largest tourism market, but weakening interest from foreign visitors threatens its leadership

Beijing opens its doors to foreign tourists, but at the same time tightens oversight of the tourism sector

American tourism declines ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026: can the World Cup change the negative trend

Tourism recovered in 2025, but New York and global travel in 2026 are entering a period of new uncertainty

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