Tourism agencies observe the initial impact of the trade war launched by US President Donald Trump on attracting US visitors to Europe, but without seeing reasons of concern, believing that a US demand could be offset by visitors from other countries. The tourism industry “is significantly influenced by the general macroeconomic climate, purchasing power and exchange rate,” French Tourism Minister Natalie Delatt said today on the French RTL broadcasting network. As she said, tourism players recorded for May holidays “a slight fall in American tourism: minus 3% for conferences and minus 4% for business tourism”. “However, we are offset by other tourists, especially from Canada, who is removed from the US – Canadians travel to larger numbers in France and in our overseas territories,” Delatr said. The Air France-KLM air carrier administration, for its part, recorded a “slight slowdown” in ticket sales on European and US flights. […]
Source: News Beast
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