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are you slow?
you said tourism is dying in UK
i pointed out its grown in the last 12 months
you then use figures from pre pandemic as your proof.
lets look at your spic and negro run shithole you are too scared to kill anyone in in the same time
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International tourism to the USA in 2025 is projected to be significantly lower than in 2019, with some forecasts predicting a decline of up to 13 million fewer visitors by year-end and a 6.3% drop in arrivals from 2024. This compares to 2019, which saw around 79.4 million international visitors, while 2025 is expected to have around 67.9 million overseas visitors.
International visitor numbers
2019: Approximately 79.4 million international visitors.
2024: Over 72.39 million international tourists visited the U.S..
2025: Forecasted to be around 67.9 million international visitors, a 6.3% decrease from 2024.
Comparison to 2019: The U.S. is expected to be down by 13 million international visitors by the end of 2025, reaching 80% of 2019 levels in some months.
Key factors and trends
Decreased global appeal: The U.S. is losing its share of global international travel, which fell from 8.4% in 1996 to 4.9% in 2024.
Economic and geopolitical challenges: Geopolitical tensions and economic difficulties have impacted inbound travel, alongside a diminished perception of the country among some international travelers.
Stronger performance from other countries: Countries like Spain, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey are expected to see significant gains in international visits compared to 2019, while the U.S. struggles to recover.
Impact on the economy: The decline in international tourism is expected to have a significant economic impact, resulting in lower revenue for businesses and decreased tax collection in states heavily reliant on tourism, such as New York, California, and Florida.
As for the last 12 months
hahahhaa
worse than the UK
In 2025, the US is projected to see a decline in international tourism compared to 2024, with international visitor spending dropping from an estimated $181 billion to $169 billion. International visitor arrivals are also forecast to decrease, with projections showing a 6.3% drop from 72.4 million in 2024 to 67.9 million in 2025.
Key figures
International Visitor Spending: Expected to decrease from approximately $181 billion in 2024 to about $169 billion in 2025.
International Visitor Arrivals: Predicted to fall from about 72.4 million in 2024 to 67.9 million in 2025, a 6.3% decrease.
keep shooting and missing you abject failure. if it will help I will buy one of your shitty t-shirts- the type you gave away to hankins to increase sales. you had lunch with hankins and he made you look an even smaller coward. well done.
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