While global tourism is thriving, the United States stands alone in decline. According to data from AirDNA and the World Travel and Tourism Council, international visitor spending in the US is projected to fall by 7% in 2025, resulting in a $12 billion loss. Overseas short-term rental bookings, especially from Canada, are down sharply, Canada alone dropped 44%. Political instability, government shutdowns, and restrictive visa policies are among the reasons tourists are avoiding the US. Meanwhile, countries across Europe and Latin America are seeing strong growth. AirDNA data confirms a widespread downturn in inbound US short-term rental demand from key markets.

Global tourism is booming, but US visits are down sharply. AirDNA data shows international short-term rentals fell, with Canada down 44% this summer.

Global tourism surges with double-digit growth while US visits flatline

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Global tourism surges with double-digit growth while US visits flatline