Trump’s ‘America First’ national park fees for foreign tourists have raised a quarter of what was promised
The Department of Interior says foreign-tourist fees raised $22.5 million this year, a quarter of what it was supposed to bring in.
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# Summary Trump's proposed foreign-tourist fees for national parks generated only $22.5 million in revenue this year, falling significantly short of the projected $90 million target, representing a 75% shortfall in the "America First" initiative's financial goals. This underperformance could impact the Department of Interior's budget planning and may signal weaker-than-expected international visitation to U.S. national parks or implementation challenges for the fee structure.
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