With the COVID pandemic receding in most areas of the world, Americans are traveling again. U.S. citizens took more than 98 million international trips in 2023, just short of the pre-pandemic level of 99 million in 2019 and almost three times higher than the 33 million low in 2020. Here are the regions they visited.
Mexico - 37.3%
Europe - 20.4%
Canada - 13.0%
Caribbean - 10.9%
Asia - 5.7%
Central America - 4.4%
Middle East - 3.6%
South America - 3.1%
Oceania - 0.8%
Africa - 0.8%
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