A tour company based in Arizona is taking legal action against the Trump administration, alleging that new national park visitor fees targeting non-U.S. residents have directly hurt its business. The lawsuit claims the higher costs imposed earlier this year have led to a measurable decline in bookings, arguing that the policy unfairly penalizes tourism operators relying on international visitors. The filing highlights how the fee change has disrupted operations for companies dependent on global travelers, raising broader questions about the economic impact of such restrictions. Legal challenges like this one could shape future policies affecting nonresident access to national parks.
An Arizona-based tour company is suing the Trump administration over its move to impose higher national park visitor fees on people who don’t live in the U.S. In a new filing Monday, Across Arizona Tours said it has lost business because of the higher costs for nonresidents imposed by the administration earlier this year. The company’s...
