Two-thirds of the 4,563 travelers surveyed – who hail from Australia, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea and the United Kingdom, among other countries – said they were aware of the proposed policy already. It’s unclear exactly what social media information would be required or how the information collected would impact travelers who want to come to the US. “CBP has been explicit that social media accounts would not be reviewed for comments, posts or activity critical of President Trump or other political leaders. “Our success depends on the ease, and perception of ease, of international travel,” said the hotel association. And it’s created concern for those in the travel sector that international visitors will go elsewhere.