Why did the number of visitors to the United States decrease after Trump was elected president?

According to Russian media reports on August 5, since Trump was elected president of the United States, the number of tourists to the United States has been declining year by year.

According to American media reports, the American Tourism Association predicts that in 20 18 years, the proportion of global travel to the United States will drop from 12% in 20 17 years to1.7%. In addition, according to a recent survey by Foursquare, an American technology company, by March of 20 17, the market share of the United States in the world tourism industry had decreased by 16% compared with that in 20 16 years.

The report said that since Trump was elected president of the United States, he has implemented the "US priority" policy and published and released many inflammatory remarks and policies against American tourism, including issuing travel bans to several Muslim-majority countries such as Iran, Libya and Syria, with the intention of restricting immigration. Some media reports believe that these measures are likely to lead to a decline in inbound tourism in the United States.

British media reported that Trump's anti-immigration remarks are likely to arouse the resentment of tourists from Central American countries, making them reluctant to travel to the United States.

The founder of a German travel agency specializing in traveling from Europe to North America said in an interview with Reuters, "The United States has great tourism potential. Due to the depreciation of the US dollar, the demand for going to the United States should have increased significantly. "