International Travel to U.S. Hit 84% of Pre-Pandemic Level in July
Key Points
- International travel to the U.S. reached 84% of pre-pandemic levels in July, with 6.5 million visitors.
- The U.K., France, and Germany were top sources of overseas travelers to the U.S. in July.
- Over 10.6 million Americans traveled abroad in July, nearing pre-pandemic levels at 99%.
Summary
In July, international travel to the U.S. reached 84% of pre-pandemic levels, with 6.5 million visitors, marking a 25% increase from July 2022. The United Kingdom, France, and Germany were leading sources of overseas travelers. Meanwhile, over 10.6 million Americans traveled abroad, nearly matching pre-pandemic figures, with Europe being the most popular destination.
Nearly 6.5 million international travelers came to the U.S. in July, representing 84% of its pre-pandemic level, according to the National Travel and Tourism Office's latest data release. Compared to July 2022, international travel to the U.S. is up 25%.
International travelers from overseas, i.e. not Mexico and Canada, totaled 3.1 million in July, up 21% from the same month last year. The United Kingdom, France and Germany were top overseas source countries for the U.S. in July.
Over 10.6 million Americans traveled abroad in July, which was up 17% from the same month in 2022 and 99% of its pre-pandemic level, according to the National Travel and Tourism Office.
Europe was the largest outbound overseas destination for Americans traveling abroad in July, having welcomed 2.3 million Americans traveling abroad, up 13% from the same month last year.
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