Why international tourists are avoiding the U.S.

The U.S. remains the world's largest travel and tourism market, but it is losing ground. With international visitor numbers falling and the World Cup on the horizon, border policies and shifting global perceptions are putting billions in tourism revenue at risk. CGTN's Sean Callebs spoke with Michael Taylor, Senior Managing Director of Travel, Hospitality, Retail and Customer Service at J.D. Power, about what the data shows and how the industry is adapting. #bizshow #Travel #Tourism #USTourism #WorldCup #BorderPolicy #JDPower #TravelIndustry #globaltrade #economy #fifa

0:00 Why U.S. tourism depends on domestic travelers

0:50 Why international tourists are avoiding the U.S.

1:43 World Cup tourism spending and economic risks

2:45 Trump's border policies and World Cup travel concerns

3:31 Why businesses worry about falling international tourism

4:26 How airports and airlines can attract more travelers

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