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7 Travel Trends Emerging as the U.S. Loses Visitors
- U.S. overseas visitor numbers are projected to drop to 67.9 million in 2025, the first decline since 2020.
- Travelers are choosing destinations outside the U.S. as costs and policy concerns rise.
- Canada and other markets show softer inbound demand due to a stronger dollar.
- Japan and Vietnam are gaining attention as alternatives to U.S. travel.
- Shift toward longer, more intentional trips is rising in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
- Mexico and the Caribbean see increased demand as U.S. interest softens.
- Early 2025 figures show Mexico attracting about 3.95 million international tourists in January.
- Destinations like Portugal and parts of Eastern Europe are favored due to currency value.
- Expect inbound travel to rebound in 2026 with major global events like the FIFA World Cup.
- Travelers may face earlier booking cycles and higher prices in Mexico and Caribbean resort areas.
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