U.S. international travel declines due to high costs, geopolitical tensions, and stricter immigration policies.

International travel to the U.S. may continue to decline beyond summer due to high travel costs, political uncertainty, and geopolitical tensions. President Trump's stricter immigration policies and perceived hostility towards foreigners have led to a drop in visitors from Western Europe, Asia, and Africa, with a 1.6% decrease in overseas arrivals. However, some countries like Argentina, Brazil, Italy, and Japan have seen an increase in visitors. Despite the downturn, some local areas have reported strong tourism from domestic travelers.