Unprecedented Shift in Americas’ Tourism Landscape Amidst Travel ‘War’
A dramatic shift in global tourism patterns is reshaping travel across the Americas. Countries like Mexico and Argentina are experiencing record growth, while the U.S. faces its eighth consecutive month of declining tourism numbers in 2025. The ongoing tensions and trade disputes between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico are driving visitors to seek alternative destinations.
Mexico has seen a surge in tourism in 2025, particularly in coastal cities like Cancun and Playa del Carmen. Hotel bookings and tourism services are reaching near-record highs. On the other hand, Argentina is experiencing one of its best tourism years in history. Record international visitor numbers, primarily from Germany, are drawn to destinations from Patagonia’s glaciers to Buenos Aires’ vibrant streets.
Meanwhile, Canada has issued travel advisories for Brazil amid rising security concerns. The country is adjusting its tourism policies to maintain its global market position. This “travel war” between major Americas destinations is influencing worldwide travel decisions and reshaping tourism economics across the continent.
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Source: Travel and Tour World