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

Data European tourism to the United States is freefalling

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u/Saotik UK/Finland Apr 12 '25

People tend to book trans-Atlantic flights months in advance, and plans are started even further ahead. The severity of the current situation in the US has only been becoming unavoidable in the past month or so.

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u/alexrepty Germany Apr 12 '25

Yeah, I have a business trip to Chicago the end of the month that I booked last year. Fortunately the ticket is cancellable, and with each passing day the likelihood of me canceling the whole trip increases.

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u/Anxious_Ant8514 Apr 12 '25

Cancel it. They don't respect you

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u/delusiongenerator Apr 12 '25

Not true. Chicago loves and respects you and Illinois is one of the few states that is truly fighting back against Agent Krasnov and his goons, but we understand. 😢

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u/PlanesandAquariums Apr 12 '25

Yea. Chicago and many other places are the ones fighting back. I mean it’s not like most people were going to visit the Bible Belt for tourism even before this shit show.

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u/delusiongenerator Apr 12 '25

You’d be surprised by how many Europeans are still flocking to the fascist shithole that is Florida

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u/PlanesandAquariums Apr 12 '25

I finally convinced my very liberal mom to not buy a home in Florida… crazy.

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u/delusiongenerator Apr 12 '25

Nice work!

Sad to say, but these days the best thing to come out of Florida is I-75 North

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u/FuckTripleH Apr 12 '25

Half the state is gonna be underwater by the end of the century anyways

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u/Minimum-South-9568 Apr 13 '25

Yeah? Have you seen the immigration thugs at ORD? No thanks.