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The targeted countries don’t account for a large number of visitors, but the U.S. has already been dealing with a decline in inbound travel.

A ban on these 12 countries doesn’t have a big direct impact on U.S. travel - Skift Research estimates it’s just 91,000 visitors. But it’s another move that makes the U.S. a less welcoming destination.

In Skift's exclusive survey, the number 1 reason for not wanting to visit was the political climate.

International travelers are increasingly factoring American politics — particularly Donald Trump’s return to office — into their travel decisions.

Tariffs don't hit travel directly. But if economic growth slows and the stock market sinks, the travel industry will feel it.

For the travel industry, the impact of tariffs is indirect. But the knock-on effects could be significant: Will tourists still be eager to visit the U.S.?

Ask people if they’re anxious and they’ll say ‘yes.’ But the data shows they keep spending.

The updated advisories and media reports of mistreatment will contribute to a perception that the U.S. is less welcoming. Eventually that shows up in lower numbers of inbound tourism.   

The incident marks the first time there has been a commercial airline crash in the U.S. since 2009, when a regional carrier of Continental Airlines crashed into a house in Erie County, New York. Local officials have said they don't believe there are any survivors.