Articles tagged “us inbound tourism”

The decline in visitors from Canada that hit the U.S. travel industry hard in 2025 shows no signs of slowing down.

The data shows the travel industry may be overestimating some strengths — and underestimating certain risks.

The U.S. travel industry had a rough 2025, but it could get a big tourism boost from the World Cup — if it isn't too difficult for fans to visit.

The U.S. recovery in inbound travel is stalling, and policy, pricing, and perception are now compounding the problem.

Travel to the U.S. is getting harder for people from even more nations, which is the last thing the U.S. travel industry wants in what should be a banner year for tourism.

For the U.S., winning back Canadians will require more than marketing campaigns — it will demand a rethink of entry processes, safety perceptions, and the overall visitor experience.

Travel to the the U.S. keeps getting more expensive, which could hurt destinations that rely on international visitors.

The 2026 World Cup promises a $30.5 billion economic boost, yet it faces significant headwinds from a tourism sector currently contracting, with inbound volumes down and continued political and trade tensions.

Despite strength from some destinations, there were widespread declines among the top 10 inbound markets.

Canada has historically been the U.S.' largest source of international tourists.