NYC Tourism Generated Nearly $85B Last Year As International Travel Declined
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NYC Tourism Generated Nearly $85B Last Year As International Travel Declined
""In 2025, New York City's tourism economy proved resilient despite global challenges, underscoring the enduring appeal of the five boroughs. The international visitor market is crucial to our economy, accounting for 50% of tourism spending.""
""Despite international declines, we saw growth across all our economic impact metrics. Next year, we expect domestic travel to surpass record 2019 levels, signaling a major milestone and emphasizing the strength of our regional drive markets.""
In 2025, New York City's tourism industry generated $84.7 billion in economic impact, welcoming 65 million visitors. Domestic travel accounted for 52.4 million visitors, while international travel declined by 3.2 percent. The tourism sector supported 397,000 jobs and generated $7.5 billion in tax revenue. The FIFA World Cup is projected to bring 1.2 million additional visitors in 2026, contributing $3.3 billion to the economy. The city anticipates 66.3 million visitors in 2026, with domestic travel expected to surpass 2019 levels.
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