'Trump Slump?' Houston's international visitor numbers decline so far in 2025
- International travel into both the United States and Houston shows a significant decline this year.
- Foreign visitors are rethinking trips, with reports citing political rhetoric and immigration policies as contributing factors.
- This decrease includes drops from reliable markets such as Mexico, Canada, and various European countries.
- International arrivals into Houston are down five percent year to date through February compared to 2024.
- The decline presents a real risk to the tourism industry, prompting Houston officials to enhance promotional efforts.
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