Why Adventure Travelers Are Saying ‘No’ to the U.S.

Tariffs and Rising Costs Derail Spring and Summer Plans for Over Half of U.S. Travelers

This is just a tiny glimpse of the data available to CivicScience clients. Discover more data. Summer travel could look slightly less busy this year. While overall CivicScience data show more than three-fourths (76%) of U.S. adults have some sort of summer travel plans this year, that figure is down six percentage points from the 82% seen in 2023. Rising prices and concerns about tariffs are putting pressure on Americans with upcoming vacation p…

Why Adventure Travelers Are Saying ‘No’ to the U.S.

Skift Take: Changing political dynamics, international tariffs, and re-entry anxieties are turning adventure travelers away from the U.S. -Hayley SkirkaRead the Complete Story On Skift

More than half of agents report drop in US travel interest

More than half of South African travel agents have noticed a drop in client interest in travelling to the US, according to a recent Travel News poll. The results revealed that 53% reported a decline, 29% saw no change, and 18% said interest remained the same.  Thaybz Khan, Head of Commercial at Cruises International, confirmed the trend. “This trend aligns with what we see