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US considers social media checks and higher fees for some visitors
Proposals in the US could require tourists to share more data and pay higher fees at some national parks.
US officials are discussing plans that would require some foreign visitors to share several years of social media history when applying for entry.
Tourism groups warn that the idea, combined with recent increases to entrance fees at certain national parks, could discourage budget‑conscious travellers.
For now, the proposals have not yet been rolled out nationwide, but visitors are advised to check the latest guidance before booking trips for 2026 and the World Cup period.
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