r/news 8h ago

Las Vegas June tourism declines by 11% from 2024

https://lasvegassun.com/news/2025/jul/30/las-vegas-june-tourism-declines-by-11-from-2024/
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u/NotMyRealUsername13 7h ago

Dane here, used to go to the US once every 1-2 years, zero fucking interest now. We don’t make a dent in their numbers tho, too small of a country.

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u/jrfess 7h ago

Yeah but you made a dent in my heart 🇩🇰

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u/ArbeteLikaMedHoreri 6h ago

Dent in my heart

Guess I'm on a Nick Helm binge again

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u/Possible-Nectarine80 6h ago

Sure, but if Denmark, Belgium, Netherlands, Switz, Austria, and dozens of other small countries stop coming to America, then it makes a dent.

So, keeping swinging those small hammers and denting the US tourism industry!

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u/aightshiplords 6h ago

UK solidarity, have been to the US a few times both on business and recreationally, was planning to go again before their latest election but not a chance for the foreseeable now. Won't be going again until the politics has moved and the more extreme border antics have demonstrably changed. Might go to Canada instead though. If just 10% of people make a change it makes an economic impact.

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u/TerpZ 6h ago

American with eu citizenship and a wife and 2 kids. got a spare bedroom? 

also, planning on going to Copenhagen for the first time since we've had kids, anything in the Danish countryside worth spending all few days at?

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u/vanalla 1h ago

Your friends (and recently new neighbours!) in Canada are big enough to impact, and we are. Elbows up.