Europeans and Canadians are visiting the United States less often after Donald Trump returned to the White House as president, the Financial Times reports.

Accordingly, in March, the number of tourists from Western Europe who stayed at least one night in the US fell by 17 percent compared to the same period in 2024.

In addition, Canadians have begun to travel to the US less often. Analysts suggest that their number could drop by 20 percent this year, which will cost the United States $3.4 billion in lost revenue.

The White House, however, is confident that tourism will recover after the implementation of Trump's plans.

The total number of overseas visitors travelling to the US dropped by 12 percent year-on-year in March, the steepest decline since March 2021 when the travel sector was reeling from coronavirus pandemic restrictions, according to the ITA data.