How To Handle The Collapse Of US Tourism
If you have an US-based clients or work with US-based journos, this newsletter is for you!
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US Tourism Is On The Decline, Ways To Deal With It
We’ve all seen the recent headlines of tourists being denied entry into the US and, in some cases, put into federal prisons awaiting a flight home. For this, and a litany of other reasons, tourism to the US is on a double-digit decline.
This is alarming for everyone who works in the travel industry.
Read on for six key ways to get ahead of this developing situation.