US Policies Spark Tourism Drop from Key Regions

US foreign policies and travel changes trigger a tourism freefall last year, slashing arrivals from Africa, the Caribbean, and Europe. Nations like Nigeria, South Africa, the Bahamas, Jamaica, Germany, and France see sharp declines as visitors shy away from tightened restrictions and geopolitical friction. Once-bustling airports and iconic landmarks stand quieter, their vibrant streets and sun-kissed beaches echoing with fewer footsteps from afar.