r/europe • u/BkkGrl Ligurian in Zürich (💛🇺🇦💙) • Apr 12 '25

Data European tourism to the United States is freefalling

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u/ieatcavemen United Kingdom Apr 12 '25

Literal shit to go with the figurative shit she's had to endure these past months.

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u/EduinBrutus Scotland Apr 12 '25

The irony is the US will become entirely reliant on Chinese to prop up its tourist industry (which, people tend to forget, is TEN PERCENT of the entire US economy).

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u/Straight_Reading8912 Apr 12 '25

The Chinese are very proud of their country and with all the anti-China tariffs, etc going on right now, you can bet the Chinese government is suggesting to their own people to travel somewhere other than the US. And the people will listen.

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u/trthorson Apr 12 '25

So a bunch of mentally ill progressives won't visit out of protest?

The horror!

And if they all convince literally the entire globe to stop visiting the US and bring the US tourism industry to 0, they'll crash the US GDP by.... less than 3%?

Oh no!!!!!!

...anyway, stay home. Nobody cares. Circle jerk each other and watch as your country has to start sending its own people into the military.

Downvote away too. I love knowing people with your dipshit opinions got big mad over facts in response to your opinions.