US Inbound Travel Drops as Outbound Surges

March 16, 2026·20 days ago·via Travel And Tour World

International arrivals to the US decline sharply in 2026, with inbound tourism falling for the ninth consecutive month in January at 4.2% and early data showing accelerated losses after 11 million fewer visitors in 2025. Major markets like Canada and Germany pull back due to political climate, higher costs, and competition from destinations such as Japan and Southeast Asia.

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