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U.S. Travelers Are Cutting Back on Summer Europe Trips — but Chinese Tourists Are Making ...
- U.S. travelers are scaling back their summer Europe trips in 2025 amid rising costs and political concerns, while Chinese tourists increase bookings.
- This reduction follows higher prices, an unwelcoming U.S. political climate, and stricter visa enforcement that have lowered American travel enthusiasm and led to cancellations.
- Meanwhile, Europe reports a 32% jump in summer rental reservations from Canadians and rising interest from Chinese tourists, who plan trips in record numbers despite more limited budgets.
- The European Travel Commission surveyed 7,100 travelers and found 72% of Chinese respondents plan European trips in 2025, up 10% from 2024, while only a third of Americans plan similar journeys.
- These patterns suggest a shifting tourism landscape, with China revitalizing European travel demand even as U.S. visitor numbers decline, signaling economic and geopolitical effects on global tourism flows.
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