Traveling Locally is an option. Lately, Eat Sip'n Dip Travel & Event Planning Agency has noticed that traveling abroad from the United States has been incrementally shifting:International travel to the United States is down significantly as of early 2026, with a 5.5% drop in 2025 and a further 4.3% decline in overseas visitors in early 2026. While global tourism has largely recovered, the U.S. is losing market share to other nations due to policy-related concerns, high visa fees, and a "soft" demand from Europe. According to Forbes: Key Takeaways on International Travel (2025-2026): U.S. Decline: Inbound international travel to the U.S. declined in 2025 and continued to drop in early 2026, with a 14% plunge reported in March 2025 and an additional 14.1% drop in April 2026. Key Source Markets Down: Canadian visits have dropped sharply (25% in early 2025) and European demand, particularly from Germany and France, has weakened. Reasons for the Slump: Analysts cite a combination of "America First" policies, including trade rhetoric and immigration restrictions, alongside a strong dollar and high-cost travel. Global Contrast: While the U.S. faces a downturn, global international tourism has experienced a strong recovery (roughly 4% growth in 2025), with destinations in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Southern Europe seeing high demand. Future Outlook: Despite the current decline, experts anticipate a potential boost in U.S. tourism in late 2026 due to the FIFA World Cup. 5-STAR LOCAL UNITED STATED ACTIVITIES & TOURS Eat Sip'n Dip has partnered with a "Project Expeditions" to offer many 5 Star Activities & Tours both Locally & Abroad! Take a look at these carefully selected local activities & tours across the United states. Eat Sip’n Dip LLC is here to assist if needed.

New York, NY - November 21, 2023 - Project Expedition has partnered with Vacation CRM to launch a new feature on the Vacation CRM platform that will make it easier for travel advisors to revenue every time their clients book a flight, hotel, or cruise.