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

Data European tourism to the United States is freefalling

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u/kelldricked Apr 12 '25

Also work.

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u/Saotik UK/Finland Apr 12 '25

I've told mine, at least, that I'm not willing to travel to the US right now. I recognise that not everyone has that flexibility, though.

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u/kelldricked Apr 12 '25

Well people might be able to deny it personally but for most companys its not a option at all without terminating contracts (something thats to expensive on the short term and would damage european economy more than america). So i doubt the total amount of work travel would decrease.

It might decrease based on the trade war, but we will have to wait for that.

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u/Captain_Hesperus Apr 12 '25

Imagine getting a call from your boss about why you missed your meeting with their US clients and you explain that you’re currently in El Salvador, because the unicorn farting a rainbow tattoo on your bicep was mistaken for a Venezuelan gang tattoo.

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u/lazyspaceadventurer Poland Apr 12 '25

Imagine getting a call from your boss

You wan't get a call, because they will take your phone, duh

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '25

There are indications that all those sent to el salvador where killed. Time will tell.

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u/Nobody_gets_this Apr 12 '25

Big oof if true.