Tourism Down 21 billion - America First Has Its Consequences.

[gab13by13]

Las Vegas is hurting, Canadians are boycotting America.

I imagine that people from other countries are too.

Hey but we are going to have a record stock market.

[Diamond_Dog]

1. I've heard tourism is way down in Florida, too. Canadian snowbirds are boycotting.

[Raven123]

5. Wonder about the consequences for a state that has no income tax

If I have it correct, consumption taxes are Florida’s primary source of income. Wonder what declining tourism will do to that base

[The Roux Comes First]

2. The "Land of Opportunity" Indeed!!

[dalton99a]

3. Kick

https://www.wflx.com/2025/12/23/desperate-decline-canadian-tourism-florida-plummets-amid-economic-tensions/

[kerouac2]

4. Who wants to visit a s-hole country

We simply are not worth the trouble or expense.

[Irish_Dem]

6. Amazing how many industries Trump has damaged.

[markodochartaigh]

7. It's almost like when the president runs the country

for his own personal profit, other people suffer.

[Irish_Dem]

8. Profit, cruelty, petty revenge.

Takes a wrecking ball to the world.

[PJMcK]

9. Okay, it's not surprising foreign tourists are avoiding the U.S.

But 21 billion what? According to the U.N. population statistics, there are roughly 8 billion people in the world. Have they made multiple visits in the past?

So, I ask again, 21 billion what? Please provide your source.

Thanks, in advance.

[fujiyamasan]

10. $21 billion? Not sure what that has to do with the stock market either

The stock market is showing that we basically have a K-shaped economy, largely propped up by AI speculation.

I would also be curious to see what percent of the economy is dependent on tourism. I’m not justifying ICE policies at all (you can see my post history), but I’d rather be precise here when we’re discussing the numbers. A lot of the states that are dependent tourism also voted for Trump (Nevada and Florida for example) so my sympathy is limited to be honest.