U.S. shocked that xenophobia isn't great for tourism

According to the World Travel and Tourism Council, The United States stands to lose $12.5 billion due to declining tourism. As reported in The Times, foreign visitors are choosing to spend their vacation euros literally anywhere else.
The reasons read like a greatest hits album of national self-sabotage: complex visa rules, disappearing ink, random detentions at the border, and a political atmosphere that makes a root canal seem relaxing. — Read the rest
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