Report Says San Francisco Tops U.S. Travel Destination List Despite City's Degradation

Nick Kangadis | January 23, 2025
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If this were 2005, you could make an argument for San Francisco being one of the best travel destinations in the U.S. But…it’s not 2005. This is 2025, and San Francisco — unless Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) cleans it up for another communist dictator — isn’t quite what it once was.

That’s why it’s completely surprising that the “City by the Bay” tops the list of “most popular U.S. vacation” destinations this year, according to “global car rental and travel site SIXT.”

KTVU reported that SIXT “conducted its research by analyzing Google travel search trends.” So they didn’t actually visit San Fran, but they’ve entrusted Google search results as its metric for where people want to go in the U.S.

"San Francisco topping the list of 2025 travel destinations comes as no surprise—it’s a city that perfectly blends culture, innovation, and iconic landmarks, making it a must-visit for travelers worldwide," said SIXT Director of Communications Joseph Gerbino, according to KTVU.

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What Gerbino forgot to mention is that San Francisco is also the perfect blend of used drug needles, shoplifting and human excrement.

I’m just going to leave this here, and you tell me if this is your “dream” vacation destination:

 

This isn’t the San Francisco you saw in 1990s movies, like “Mrs. Doubtfire” or “So I Married An Axe Murderer.” This is what you get in a “leftist utopia.”

It’s also sad because San Francisco — like Detroit, Baltimore and Seattle — used to be cities that helped encapsulate what makes America.