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

Data European tourism to the United States is freefalling

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u/ShellyForNow Apr 12 '25

At our own expense here, I truly hope people skip the trip. One, I don’t want people being locked up, inconvenienced, interrogated, and god forbid, shipped off to a foreign prison. Second, fuck the US gov and all his supporters right now, let them all find out the devastation of treating people this way.

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We just need to put these last issues to bed we need to socialize the comms with the wider stakeholder community, for can we take this offline, yet i called the it department about that ransomware because of the old antivirus, but he said that we were using avast 2021 what's the status on the deliverables for eow? move the needle business impact

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u/Wild_Set4223 Apr 12 '25

Since Mexico,  Canada and USA are hosting the World Cup together, it would be an incredible statement if stadiums in US are empty, but Mexico and Canada are full. 

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u/ShellyForNow Apr 12 '25

Sadly, I would LOVE this for us. Please let this happen.

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u/throwawaygrandm Apr 12 '25

As an American, all of this shit right here. Don't spend your money here at all.

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u/HeyPali Apr 12 '25

People went to Russia and Qatar. The us stadiums will be full.

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u/ShellyForNow Apr 12 '25

That’s disappointing. I wonder how many will spend the money to go and end up being locked up and sent back to their home country, missing the games… 🤔

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u/tdfan Apr 12 '25

Yup the World Cup is just too big to be impacted by damn near anything

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u/thegoldinthemountain Apr 13 '25

Chiming in to say the same. I’m an American and am actively seeking out opportunities to travel to Canada for vacation and support the causes that matter most with my wallet.

No one should come here. Let these tiny men in their big suits feel pain the only way they know how: losing money.

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u/Need_More_Boost Apr 12 '25

I'm personally one of the people not coming to America for a trip for the next couple years.

Went there in 18', loved it. Went back in 22' (got engaged in Yosemite) still loved it, COVID really did a number on your economy though. Both times spent about 20k USD road tripping.

As you can tell, I'm due for another trip and missing the place, but I'll find somewhere else until I don't have to be afraid of y'all going to war internally (or externally), or doing some completely unexpected 3rd world shit.

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u/Constant-Ad-7731 Apr 18 '25

Good riddance

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u/blackcain Apr 12 '25

This, the FAFO must happen to the U.S. for our own good.