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America has lost 60 billion dollars in tourism so far this year.

The provided search results do not contain specific or recent data confirming that America has lost 60 billion dollars in tourism so far this year.

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What the Evidence Shows

The claim states that America has lost 60 billion dollars in tourism so far this year. The search results include general information about the United States from Wikipedia, Britannica, CIA World Factbook, and other general sources, none of which provide specific or up-to-date figures on tourism revenue losses. One source from the Wall Street Journal discusses America's lost decade of tourism and the potential economic impact of travel visas but does not quantify a 60 billion dollar loss for the current year.

Another source from PolitiFact references a drop in tourism spending in Wisconsin by over a billion dollars but does not extrapolate this to a national figure or confirm a 60 billion dollar loss. Without direct, recent, and authoritative data on the total tourism revenue loss for the United States this year, the claim cannot be verified based on the available information.

Therefore, the claim remains unverifiable with the given sources.

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Verified Sources7

Roger Dow: America's Lost Decade of Tourism

wsj.com
Open source

Yes, Wisconsin has seen a drop of more than a billion in tourism dollars

politifact.com
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