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Europeans Are Cutting U.S. Summer Trips Due to 'Bad Buzz', Accor CEO Says

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Skift Take: Accor's CEO highlights a significant drop in European summer bookings to the U.S., suggesting that geopolitical anxieties and perceived "bad buzz" are diverting European travel. -Luke MartinRead the Complete Story On Skift

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If International Tourists Avoid the U.S. This Summer, It Could Impact Americans Traveling Abroad

The summer months are a popular time for American leisure travelers to head across the Atlantic to Europe, but the volley of aircraft crossing “the pond” has long been bi-directional. While Americans may take in the Eiffel Tower, Colosseum, and Big Ben on their summer trips, they’re often shoulder-to-shoulder on transatlantic flights with Europeans coming stateside to see the Golden Gate Bridge, Grand Canyon, and Empire State Building. This sum…

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