What are the effects of the ‘Trump-economics’ on tourism?

To date, the ‘Trump-economics’ wants to guarantee a stable continuity of growth, after about 10 years of slow improvement, at least +3% economic increase in the United States is expected until 2020-2021.

Since 2018 the ‘Trump-economics’, as defined with the nomination of the current US President Donald Trump, aims at the socio-economic policy of protectionism and the security of the country against illegal immigration and European trade, with the issuing of more restrictions and duties on many foreign products.

But what kind of influences could this policy bring back to the international tourism market? America does not seem to have negative repercussions on this sector, relying mainly on domestic tourism, given its local landscape and urban variety.   

Not even the tourist ban on some international countries, including neighboring Cuba, prevents Americans from traveling to this destination which continues to be promoted by public and private bodies.

The reduction in taxes and unemployment favors a phase of equilibrium of which the private sector is the new guarantor and which, with the ‘Trump-economics’, we want to maintain, especially against the phenomena of climate change and environmental devastation.

These phenomena, in fact, negatively affect America and the tourism market, leading to public debt and difficult international economic and political relations.

Despite everything, the United States is always among the top four favorite destinations of Europeans, and this estimate will not block the inbound tourist market.

Trump’s ‘slowbalization’, against the ‘globalization’ of international trade, proceeds slowly and positively towards stability, a constant and long-lasting improvement which, however, is not yet guaranteed.