The US economy is expected to lose billions of dollars in revenue by 2025 due to declining numbers of foreign visitors and boycotts of US products. In March, the number of non-US citizens arriving in the US by air dropped nearly 10% year over year. Last year, international tourists spent a record $254 billion in the US. The decline in the number of foreign visitors is due to increased border hostility, heightened geopolitical frictions, and global economic uncertainty, and some countries and agencies have advised not to travel to the US.

The US economy is expected to lose billions of dollars in revenue by 2025 due to declining numbers of foreign visitors and boycotts of US products. In March, the number of non-US citizens arriving in the US by air dropped nearly 10% year over year. Last year, international tourists spent a record $254 billion in the US. The decline in the number of foreign visitors is due to increased border hostility, heightened geopolitical frictions, and global economic uncertainty, and some countries and agencies have advised not to travel to the US.