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Greg McKenna

U.S. may lose 230,000 jobs if foreign tourists stay away

A man holding the handles of two suitcases looks intently at something as people move through a crowded JFK International Airport. (Credit: Spencer Platt—Getty Images)
  • International travel to the U.S. appears set to decline, with bookings falling as tariff battles and more intense screening ward off potential visitors. Service-oriented sectors like restaurants and lodging will be hit hardest as Canadians lead the boycott. 

Tariff bluster, canceled visas, and enhanced screening at border crossings and other checkpoints may be pushing foreigners to put a pin in their plans to visit the U.S. this year. The impacts could ripple through America’s economy.

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