Foreign travel spending in US to decline 7% in 2025, report says

The World Travel and Tourism Council projects a 7% decrease in foreign travel spending in the U.S. for 2025, amounting to a \$12.5 billion reduction. Factors contributing to this decline include a strong U.S. dollar and political concerns, leading international tourists to seek alternative destinations. This trend poses challenges for the U.S. tourism industry, which relies significantly on foreign visitor expenditures.