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California’s tourism dream is fading. Once the world’s ultimate destination — sunshine, redwoods, and Hollywood dreams — the Golden State is now losing visitors for the first time since the pandemic.

In 2025, international arrivals are down nearly 10%, with travelers from Canada and Mexico dropping more than 15–20%. Small hotels and family businesses from Santa Monica to Napa Valley are feeling the impact — rooms half-empty, tours canceled, and millions in lost revenue.

Meanwhile, the same travelers who once filled California’s beaches are now choosing Portugal, Mexico, and the Caribbean instead — cheaper, safer, and easier to reach. From visa politics to wildfire headlines, the Golden State’s image is under pressure like never before.

In this video, you’ll discover:
• Why California’s international tourism collapse is deeper than it looks
• How small hotels in Los Angeles and vineyards in Napa are fighting to survive
• What destinations are stealing California’s visitors — and how they did it
• The shocking gap between perception and reality shaping America’s image abroad

Have you noticed the change when traveling in California? Share your experience in the comments!

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NOTE: This video is based on verified tourism data and local business reports from 2024–2025. Figures may have changed since publication.