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Mexican Tourism Surges Amid U.S. Visitor Decline

9/21/2025

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In early 2025, Mexican tourism to the U.S. rose nearly 14%, while overall international visitor spending is expected to fall below $169 billion.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum noted a 7.3% increase in international tourists to Mexico, totaling 23.4 million.
The U.S. saw a 2.4% decline in international arrivals from January to May 2025, linked to the "Trump Slump."
Las Vegas experienced an 11% drop in tourists in June 2025, attributed to tariffs and immigration policies.
Canadian visitors to the U.S. decreased, negatively affecting local economies, especially in Michigan.

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Story summary

In early 2025, Mexican tourism to the U.S. rose nearly 14%, while overall international visitor spending is expected to fall below $169 billion.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum noted a 7.3% increase in international tourists to Mexico, totaling 23.4 million.
The U.S. saw a 2.4% decline in international arrivals from January to May 2025, linked to the "Trump Slump."
Las Vegas experienced an 11% drop in tourists in June 2025, attributed to tariffs and immigration policies.
Canadian visitors to the U.S. decreased, negatively affecting local economies, especially in Michigan.