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Which will come at the cost of billions of tourist dollars when people stop coming in because the entry lines are so long dealing with all of this nonsense. So
by enjo 7y ago
Which will come at the cost of billions of tourist dollars when people stop coming in because the entry lines are so long dealing with all of this nonsense.
So I’m not sure it’s much of a win.
- noir_lord 7y agoOr in my case just add the US to the do-not-travel list. Which to be fair they put themselves on quite a while ago with other shit.
- Retric 7y agoAs odd as it sounds, the US has seen a significant uptick in tourism despite similar policies. https://travel.trade.gov/view/m-2017-I-001/documents/US%20Visits%20Trend%20Line.xlsx https://travel.trade.gov/view/m-2017-I-001/documents/US%20Vi... So, while their is likely some backlash, people seem to just accept with things.
- ttul 7y agoI’d argue that thriving tourism has more to do with a booming global economy than anything else.
- ocschwar 7y agoTourism in the US is heavily concentrated in blue zones. So a double "win" for the Trumpists. Subject the foreigners to indignity and hit the liberals in the wallet. SMFH