A 4% decrease in international travelers to the U.S. has resulted in a 3.3% drop in travel spending since President Trump took office, reported NBC News.

Be smart: Travel to the U.S. actually started to decrease in 2016, before Trump’s presidency. The gradual decline could be travel rates adjusting after the unprecedented rate of travel earlier this decade.

The breakdown:

$4.6 billion in lost spending

40,000 jobs lost

The U.S. is no longer second-most popular traveling destination. (France is first, followed by Spain

Experts link the decline to the Trump administration’s hard rhetoric on immigration, proposed travel bans and a weak U.S. dollar.

Two possible solutions: