90% of SE Asian travelers consider U.S. gun prevalence a major factor in travel decisions, with 56% still planning U.S. visits.

A CNBC Travel survey reveals over 90% of Southeast Asian travelers regard gun prevalence in the U.S. as a major factor in their travel decisions. While Hawaii is seen as the safest state, Texas is viewed as the least safe. Despite concerns, 56% plan to visit the U.S. soon. The survey also highlights worries about race-based violence and the impact of U.S. presidential election outcomes on travel intentions. Conducted in several Southeast Asian nations, the survey reflects significant apprehensions.

October 06, 2024
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