The national parks for “America first” status with new foreign tourism fees star-news.press/wp

Since millions of visitors flow into the scenic landscape of the US National Gardens, the Trump administration takes steps “to make America beautiful again by improving our national gardens.”

President Trump signed an executive at late last week, putting a number of ways to improve access, further preserve opportunities, expand opportunities and improve the ability to afford costs, according to the executive.

“From the policy of keeping these opportunities for American families in future generations by increasing entry fees for foreign tourists,” the executive matter notes.

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Doug Burgoum, Minister of Interior, will be assigned to develop a strategy for “increasing revenues” and “improving the recreational experience” by increasing entry fees and fees for passing the park to non -residents.

While most national parks are free to enjoy, about 106 gardens have fees for private vehicles and/or for one person.

The car fees apply to one vehicle and its passengers, while the individual fee applies individually if people enter walking or bike, according to NPS.

President Trump announced the new policy while at the “Greetings to America” ​​event, which started America 250 at the Iowa State exhibition last Thursday.

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The president partially said: “To finance improvements and enhance experiences in the garden system, on this anniversary, I have just registered an executive order to raise entry fees for foreign tourists while maintaining low prices for Americans.”

President Trump announced the increase in the fees of the national parks for foreign tourists, while at the Iowa State exhibition on Thursday while starting America 250. (Kyle Mazza/Anadolu via Getty Images)

He added: “The national parks around America will be first. We will take it. America first for the national gardens.”

“This is a sound and sustainable step to preserve our national treasures without increasing the burden of cost on American citizens,” a spokesman for the Ministry of Interior told Fox News Digital this week.

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The spokesman added, “With a record visit, this approach guarantees that all those who benefit from these distinguished places contribute to their care and longevity.”

Fox News Digital had previously reported a “dual” pricing system in Parks, Hotels and even restaurants in Japan, where officials are fighting with the Oversourism case.

About 331,863,358 people in a total visited 400 parks in America in 2024, according to national gardens service. (Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu via Getty Images)

“The Japanese people say (this) the Japanese people cannot enjoy local tourism,” said Yukiyoshi Noguchi, a consultant, the Japanese embassy in Washington, DC, at that time.

331,863,358 people visited 400 parks in America in 2024, according to NPS.

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The Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina and Tennesse is the most popular park, according to the National Association for the Preservation of Gardens.

Grand Canyon in Arizona is the second most visited park – where Yosemite National Park follows third.