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【 Anchor's Note 】
The Trump administration's stringent tariffs and enhanced entry procedures are causing global backlash.
The number of tourists visiting America has declined, and there is a growing movement in Europe to boycott American products.
Reporter Kim Mun-young reports.

【 Reporter 】
As a result of the Trump administration's reinforced entry inspections, cancellations of trips to the U.S. by global citizens are on the rise.

▶ Interview: American
"My friends from the UK who were supposed to visit the U.S. in April canceled their trip because they were really worried about coming here."

In fact, the number of visitors to America via flights last month was nearly 10% lower than the same period last year, with a staggering drop of over 20% in travelers from major European countries.

The recent increase in cases where U.S. immigration authorities are tightening visa checks, detaining, or deporting individuals has led even the British Foreign Office to advise caution when traveling to the U.S., reflecting the heightened atmosphere.

The heightened anti-American sentiment has also had an impact.

Posts on social media stating "The U.S. is not a safe place" have emerged, with Canadians in particular turning away from visiting America.

This is due to President Trump’s declaration before taking office about merging Canada as America's '51st state' and increasing pressure through tariffs, which has fueled resentment.

▶ Interview: Lawrence Perry / Canadian (5th of the month)
"(What’s important for Canadians is) saying, 'We will not follow your authoritarian ways, and we will oppose you with all our strength.'"

Distrust towards the U.S., which has ignored its allies, has led to a strong boycott of American products in Europe, and there is a growing movement to promote buying European products instead, with sites suggesting specific products like buying Adidas instead of Nike becoming popular.

If the decline in American tourism and the intensifying boycott continue, it is estimated that the U.S. could face a hit of up to 0.3% of its GDP, amounting to 130 trillion won.

This is Kim Mun-young reporting for MBN News. [[email protected]]

Video Coverage: Kang Du-min
Video Editing: Kim Sang-jin
Graphics: Jeong Min-jeong, Yeom Ha-yeon