International inbound trip to us shows a mixed relaxation

A passenger says goodbye on Thursday, May 26, 2022, a huge American flag that is on the way to their goals during the Memorial Day Weekend collection at John Wayne, Orange County in John Wayne, John Wayne, Santa Ana, California.

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The Canadian journey decreased sharply in the first half of 2025, according to the US Travel Association.

Visits from Canada decreased by almost 19% in the same period of the previous year and pulled the entire international visits by 3.4%.

This corresponds to a decline of 1.9 billion US dollars of travel expenses. June was particularly rough, and the Canadian visit by more than 26%, said the association.

The blow for the travel and tourism industry was reduced by a noticeable increase in visitors from Mexico. In June and the first year of the year, a remarkable increase of 14.8% or 12.5% recordedPresent According to the US Travel Association. These 940,000 visits to Mexican travelers only made up half a billion travel expenses.

“This initial look at data in the first half of 2025 shows that the journey continues to be a priority, but remain further economic concerns in the minds of consumers. In the middle of a rapidly developing global environment, international visits in the USA were resistant with the remarkable exception of Canada, our greatest in-depth source,” said the US travel association in an email in an email in CNBC.

Big travel company HiltonPresent Wyndham And Travel and leisureWhich have observed the changes in visitors closely report all profits next week.

Las Vegas also reports on a decline in international visitors from Mexico and Canada, which can be displayed in results for casinos as CaesarsPresent MgmPresent Boyd And Red Rock Resorts.

The travel industry was concerned about a great reduction in President Donald Trump's tax and expenditure law, which lowers overseas marketing and promotion of US goals and increases the fees for travel visa, which can be particularly problematic before the World Championship next year.

– Dawn Giel from CNBC contributed to this report.