Implode-o-Meter News - U.S. Travel Industry Fears a â€˜Lost Decade' Under Trump

Trump's rhetoric and unpopularity abroad is likely to reduce international arrivals by 4.3 million this year, according toÂ market strategy firm Tourism Economics LLC. New York City, Los Angeles, and Miami are all exposed to any declines, being among the most popular destinations for foreign travelers.
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The USTA regularly refers to the century's first 10 years as "the lost decade" because of the steep decline in travel to America following restrictions imposed after the 2001 terror attacks, global antipathy toward the subsequent foreign policy of President George W. Bush, and the economic fallout of the Great Recession. Outside the U.S., however, foreign travel continued to increase over the same period.

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U.S. Travel Industry Fears a â€˜Lost Decade' Under Trump