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    German Travel Agency Dertour Records US Slump as Politics Hits Demand

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    Posted on November 26, 2025

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    Last updated: January 20, 2026

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    Dertour, a leading German travel agency, reports a decline in US bookings due to political factors, with hopes for a boost from the upcoming FIFA World Cup.

    Dertour Sees US Travel Decline Due to Political Climate

    FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Dertour, Germany's leading provider of tours in North America, has recorded a double-digit percentage slump in bookings to the United States since President Donald Trump took office and does not expect demand to recover, said the firm's Germany head.

    "Unfortunately, this trend is continuing," said Boris Raoul, CEO of Dertour Germany. "The current political situation is not exactly helping demand; we have to expect further declines."

    However, trips to Canada have become more popular, and based on current summer bookings, the North America region is now in third place among long-haul destinations in Dertour's rankings.

    Dertour, the second-largest German tourism group after TUI, is now hoping that the FIFA World Cup taking place in cities across North America next year will help boost U.S. demand.

    Dertour, a subsidiary of German retailer REWE Group, offers package holidays with its tour operators Dertour, ITS and Meiers Weltreisen, featuring 180,000 hotels in some 180 destinations.

    For the 2024-25 tourism year, which ran until the end of October, Dertour reported an 8% increase in the number of German guests and a 12% rise in revenue, with early bookings for the 2026 summer season up 18%.

    (Reporting by Ilona Wissenbach, Writing by Miranda Murray, Editing by Madeline Chambers)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Dertour reports a decline in US bookings since Trump's presidency.
    • •Political climate is negatively impacting US travel demand.
    • •Canada sees increased popularity as a travel destination.
    • •Dertour hopes FIFA World Cup will boost US tourism.
    • •Dertour's overall revenue and bookings show growth.

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    Tourism refers to the activities of people traveling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for leisure, business, or other purposes.

    2What is a travel agency?

    A travel agency is a business that provides travel-related services, including booking flights, accommodations, and tours for individuals or groups.

    3What is a package holiday?

    A package holiday is a pre-arranged trip that includes transportation, accommodation, and often meals and activities, sold as a single product by a travel agency.

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