Japan Leads Asian Visitor Growth to the US With Strong Tourism Forecast Through 2030

Japan Leads China, South Korea and Other Asia-Pacific Markets as United States Tourism forecast shows strong Asian visitor growth through 2030, with rising arrivals expected to strengthen international travel demand, global connectivity and future inbound tourism expansion. According to the National Travel and Tourism Office (NTTO), Japan, China and South Korea are among the key Asia-Pacific markets projected to contribute to future US visitor growth. The forecast highlights the growing role of Asian travellers in shaping international tourism trends, supporting stronger travel links and expanding the United States’ global tourism position. Rising Asia-Pacific visitor demand is strengthening global tourism networks by expanding international connectivity, diversifying source markets and supporting long-term inbound travel growth. The United States Tourism sector is expected to benefit from increasing demand across Asia-Pacific markets as official forecasts project continued growth in international arrivals through 2030. According to the National Travel and Tourism Office (NTTO) under the U.S. Department of Commerce, Japan, China and South Korea are among the important Asian source markets expected to contribute to future inbound tourism expansion. The forecast highlights the growing role of Asia-Pacific travellers in strengthening international travel demand, improving global connectivity and supporting the long-term expansion of the US visitor economy.