Tourism season this year might look a little different in the U.S. with people from several countries opting to skip out on visiting the states.
Americans might see a decrease in visitors particularly from those countries hit hardest by President Donald Trump's tariffs.
The hotel travel site Trivago has seen a double-digit dip in the percentage of bookings to the U.S. from travelers based in Japan, Canada and Mexico.
America's northern and southern neighbors were first on Trump's tariff hit list when he announced on February 1 a 25 percent tax on Canadian and Mexican exports.
On April 2, the president held his so-called 'Liberation Day' event where he announced sweeping tariffs on nearly every U.S. trade partner.
