President Donald Trump’s latest policy changes are set to significantly impact domestic and international travel. His administration’s moves—such as imposing tariffs, tightening immigration policies, and cutting government jobs—are expected to make travel to the U.S. more challenging.

Visa processing delays and heightened scrutiny could reduce the number of international visitors, potentially costing billions in tourism revenue. Air travel is also under strain, with recent fatal crashes raising safety concerns while staffing cuts in the Federal Aviation Administration and TSA lead to longer wait times.

Road trips may become costlier as tariffs on Canadian oil could drive up gas prices. National parks are also affected due to staff reductions, impacting visitor experiences. Train travel faces uncertainty, with potential funding cuts to Amtrak and rail safety programs.

The hospitality sector, a major employer of immigrant workers, could struggle due to tighter work visa policies, leading to increased costs and service disruptions. With the U.S. set to host major global sporting events, experts warn that visa delays and travel restrictions may hinder the country’s ability to welcome international visitors.