International visitors are avoiding the U.S., citing President Donald Trump's rhetoric, hardline policies, and the political turmoil surrounding the war in Iran as the main reasons(Image: AFP via Getty Images)

International tourists are steering clear of Donald Trump's America, according to new data.

In 2025, the U.S. saw approximately 4 million fewer international visitors compared to the previous year, marking a 5.5 percent drop in overseas tourism. Spending by foreign visitors also fell by more than $8 billion.

Following the slump in travel during the COVID-19 pandemic, last year's numbers represent the steepest annual decline in international tourism in nearly 20 years.Visitor numbers from countries around the globe, including Germany, India, France, Australia, Chile, and China, have decreased. The most significant drop came from neighboring Canada, with far fewer Canadians making the journey to the U.S.It comes aftera former Trump staffer revealed his 4 chilling predictions for what the president will do next.

According to CNN, which referenced tourism data from mobile tracking company Cuebiq, Canadian travel to major U.S. cities may have plummeted by as much as 42 percent over the past year. This figure indicates a much sharper decline than the official estimate of a 25 percent reduction in border crossings, reportsthe Mirror US.

The outlet reported that travelers cite President Donald Trump's rhetoric, hardline policies, and the political turmoil surrounding the war in Iran as reasons for avoiding U.S. visits.

The tension is especially acute with Canada.

Previously among America's strongest allies,the U.S.-Canada relationshiphas soured dramatically since Trump's return to the White House. Trump has floated the idea of annexing Canada as the 51st state and threatened tariffs on Canadian steel, aluminum, and automobiles.

Canadian tourism toLas Vegas, where Canadian visitors have historically represented one of the biggest international travel markets, has plummeted sharply during the current trade dispute.

The most notable drop was in the number of visitors from Canada(Image: AP)

Source: Drudge Report