<ul><li>New York City is anticipating a decline of 2 million foreign tourists in 2025 due to the Trump administration's policies, including immigration measures and trade tariffs.</li><li>The revised tourism forecast predicts a decrease in foreign visitors from 14.6 million to 12.1 million, leading to a $4 billion reduction in tourist spending.</li><li>The impact is not limited to NYC, as the U.S. tourism industry is expected to see a $12.5 billion decline in international travel spending in 2025, attributed to a strong dollar and the current political climate.</li><li>Concerns over economic consequences of declining international tourism have been raised by Senator Jacky Rosen, while Trump downplayed the situation, citing nationalism as a factor.</li></ul>

The Trump Effect: NYC Braces for 2 Million Fewer Foreign Tourists

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